# MINI CHALLENGE: Fix the Broken Map – Rebuilding America's Homeless Resources Data
Outdated shelter data leaves thousands sleeping rough while beds sit empty. Can you fix the broken information system?
Nov 19 to Nov 19, 2026
7 solutions built by 10 people across 4 challenges between Jun 2024 and Jun 2026. Teams worked with Named Entity Recognition, Python and Knowledge Graphs. 1 challenge is open or coming up.
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Outdated shelter data leaves thousands sleeping rough while beds sit empty. Can you fix the broken information system?
Nov 19 to Nov 19, 2026
7 solutions. Winners first, then the most complete projects.
Knowledge Graphs · OpenAlex API · Retrieval Augmented Generation
CollabNext
Plain-language chatbot to discover underrepresented researchers in OpenAlex knowledge graph
1 builder · Sep 2025

Hack Climate Models
Structured knowledge base and entity recognition for climate research publications and datasets
1 builder · Sep 2025

Secure SaaS Supply Chains
Tool that analyzes software dependencies and vulnerabilities using real-time knowledge graph data
5 builders · Apr 2025

SCALES
Named entity recognition to classify government and person entities in U.S. criminal court records
2 builders · Jun 2024
Rule-Based Classification · Named Entity Recognition · Natural Language Processing
SCALES
Tagging government and person entities in criminal justice text to improve classification accuracy
1 builder · Jun 2024
Ontology Mapping · Named Entity Recognition · Natural Language Processing
Hack Climate Models
Identifying climate data used in scientific publications for Temple University
1 builder · Jun 2024
Knowledge Graphs · Retrieval Augmented Generation · Natural Language Processing
CollabNext
Reduces hallucinations in generative LLMs by summarizing insights from Knowledge Graphs.
1 builder · Jun 2024
People who shipped solutions here. Their profiles show the skills behind the work.
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7 solutions so far, from 4 challenges: SCALES, Secure SaaS Supply Chains, Hack Climate Models and CollabNext. 4 include a video demo.
10 people contributed, working in teams, including S. S., L. K. and U. T.. Each builder's profile shows the skills they used and the solutions they shipped.
The most common are Named Entity Recognition, Python, Knowledge Graphs, Ontology Mapping and Retrieval Augmented Generation.
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