Today is the last day to submit your ideas for mobile applications for human rights in the UCB Mobile Challenge!   Entries can be ideas or working applications for any mobile platform. There's $30,000 for 3 winning Projects to be awarded at the international conference, "The Soul of the New Machine: Human Rights, Technology, and New Media," at UC Berkeley, May 4 and 5, 2009.

Learn more and submit your ideas!

How to Apply

Submit a new Project to an open Challenge:

1. Register and login
2. Click on your username in the upper right
3. Click on "Submit a Project to the Project Gallery"
4. Enter the corresponding "Prize Tag" on the Submission Form for the Challenge you are entering

Re-submit a Project from a previous Challenge:
If you submitted a project for a previous Challenge, you can re-submit it to additional Challenges!

1. Visit your Project Page by clicking on your username and following the link to My Project Idea
2. Click the "Edit" tab on your Project and select the corresponding "Prize Tag"
3. Edit your Project information for relevancy and save

All projects submitted will be governed by the Attribution Non-Commercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States license.

For more information:

• Challenge Overview
• Rules and Guidelines  
• Project Gallery

How to Vote

Voting is open to the NetSquared Community on Monday, March 23rd. More information will be posted on Monday, but here's a run down of the voting rules to get you ready!

• You must Register and Login to the NetSquared site to participate in the vote (please check your junk mail folder if you do not see a registration email confirmation)
• Each registered user has one ballot
• You must vote for at least three Projects and no more than five  
• All votes are weighted equally (in other words, your first choice and fifth choice have equal value)
• You can only vote for each Project once, yes that includes your own
• You must review and cast your ballot for your vote to count (details below)

Submit your Project today!