Code for DC, the District-based chapter of Code for America, announced new leadership at a meeting on Monday night.
Until recently the civic hacking group that meets bi-monthly was led by co-captains Justin Grimes and Steven Reilly. Now it has a bunch more captains.
These include Sravanthi Kadali, Michael Kalish, Terry Creamer, Lizzie Ellis, Kelli Shewmaker and DataLensDC founder Kate Rabinowitz.
Hi! We announced some awesome new leadership tonight: @lizmeister321, Sravanthi Kadali, @DataLensDC @kelshew, Terry Creamer & Michael Kalish
— Civic Tech DC (@CivicTechDC) March 15, 2016
Code for DC’s next hacknight will be held on March 28 at Impact Hub in Chinatown — stop by to do some hacking, say hello and congratulate all the new leaders.
Remember — you needn’t be an avid coder to be a valuable voice in the room.
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