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Regions

Experiential learning projects by region

18 real-world projects across 3 regions, built by 35 people. Browse what teams built for each region and the challenges coming up there.

Regions
3
Projects
18
Builders
35
Open or upcoming
2

Pick a region

Where the impact of each project lands. Most challenges run online, so you can join from anywhere.

Also by area: United States

Open and upcoming challenges

Externship-style projects with mentors. Free to join, on your own or with a team.

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Running now

Transform NY STEP: Design Your Student Challenge

Traditional STEM lessons fail to engage underrepresented students—how will you spark their curiosity?

Oct 22 to Dec 12, 2026

Upcoming

Fix the Broken Map: Rebuilding America's Homeless Resources Data

Outdated shelter data leaves thousands calling disconnected numbers while empty beds go unfilled. Can you fix it?

Nov 19 to Nov 22, 2026

Featured projects

Winners first, then the most complete projects.

Meet the builders

People who shipped these projects. Their profiles show the skills they proved.

Questions

Which region has the most projects?

Northeast, with 7 projects, followed by South (6). Every page here lists its projects, the people who built them and the skills they used.

How are projects grouped by regions?

By where the impact of the project lands: the community, lab or organization it was built for. Most challenges run online, so builders join from anywhere.

Is a GenHax challenge an internship or an externship?

It works like an externship: a short, remote team project on a real problem, with mentors. Challenges are free to join and unpaid. Every submitted solution gets a public page you can show to employers and schools.

Can I join a challenge now?

Yes. 2 challenges are open or coming up, starting with Transform NY STEP: Design Your Student Challenge. Join on your own or with a team; it is free.

Build something like this

Join a team, prove your skills on a real problem and get mentored by people who do this for a living.

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Host a challenge like this

Bring an open problem. Teams of students and professionals turn it into working solutions you can see.

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