Call for Satellite Hosts: Wiki Indaba Hackathon 2026

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The Wiki Indaba Hackathon Committee is inviting Wikimedia communities, affiliates, user groups, universities, technology communities, and other organisations across Africa to host satellite locations for the Wiki Indaba Hackathon 13th to 15th November 2026.

A Satellite location is a space that will allow participants who cannot attend the main event in person to gather locally, collaborate on projects, and connect with the wider hackathon online.

Who can host?

We are looking for hosts who can provide:

  • A suitable space for participants for 2 to 3 days
  • Reliable internet connectivity for 2 to 3 days
  • Electricity or a power backup solution
  • A local person who can coordinate the satellite location
  • Basic coordination with the organising team

You do not need to have hosted a hackathon before. What matters most is having a suitable space, a reliable local contact, and an interest in supporting the Wikimedia technical community.

What will satellite hosts do?

Satellite hosts will:

  • Coordinate the local venue and participants
  • Ensure the space and connectivity are ready
  • Stay in contact with the Satellite Coordination Lead
  • Support participants during the hackathon
  • Help connect the local group with the main hackathon programme

The organising team will provide further guidance and coordination support.

Are You Interested in Hosting?

We have prepared a short registration form with just 12 simple questions, and it should take approximately 3–5 minutes to complete.

Register your interest: EXPRESSION OF INTEREST FORM LINK

Registration deadline: 19th SEPTEMBER

We would love to see satellite locations across the continent and make Wiki Indaba Hackathon 2026 accessible to more African communities!

For questions, please contact the Wiki Indaba organising team.

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