About SS12

Welcome to a brand new edition of SS12. SS12 is a Code-A-Thon Challenge organized by Project:Possibility and local ACM organizations. In the past, SS12 events have been held at the University of Southern California (USC) and the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). This event provides an opportunity for undergraduate and graduate software developers to make a profound difference by developing innovative, empowering software projects for disabled persons and win prizes for their work. The purpose of SS12 is to increase awareness of issues in accessible computing and be educational and fun for all participants. SS12 was inspired through collaboration between Project:Possibility and Knowbility, and by a previous Code-A-Thon.

The origins and meaning of the name "SS12" remain a highly guarded secret.

About the Organizations

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Project:Possibility is an open source project led by individuals of diverse backgrounds and skillsets who share a common goal: to make a powerful difference in the lives of disabled persons and software developers through open source software development.

Meet the Organizers

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Jacquelyn Leong
Executive Director

• Project:Possibility
• Amgen

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Prateek Tandon
Executive Director

• Project:Possibility
• ACM

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Ely Lerner
Executive Director

• Project:Possibility
• Amgen

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Elias Sayfi
Project Mentor, Showcase, Sponsorships

• Project:Possibility

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Stanley Lam
Showcase, Sponsorships

• Project:Possibility

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Michael Parker
Project Mentor

• Google


Mesrob Kyurkchyan
Webmaster

• Amgen