For more diversity & inclusion in free & open source software communities π
If you found an issue on the page or only have a quick suggestion (for example a project to add), please open a new issue in our issue list. Thank you! π
You can open this repository using Gitpod and edit it there. Gitpod sets everything up, and you get an IDE as well as an instant preview of your changes!
If you want to set up a local development environment instead, there are only a few steps either:
index.html
in your browser (no web server required since itβs all client-side :)And thatβs it! π Contributing to other open source projects is very similar, so you know the steps already!
As framework we use π ±οΈ Bootstrap which you might already be familiar with. Itβs very popular, so even if you donβt know it yet, learning about it will help you with lots of other projects too! π
scour -i filename.svg -o filename-compressed.svg --create-groups --enable-id-stripping --enable-comment-stripping --shorten-ids --remove-metadata --strip-xml-prolog --no-line-breaks;
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Please note that Open Source Diversity has a Contributor Code of Conduct based on the Contributor Covenant. By participating in this project online or at events you agree to abide by its terms.
Open Source Diversity promotional material like logos, banners, stickers and presentation slides is all in the promo
folder. Everyone is welcome to print material and present Open Source Diversity at events β permission is not needed, everyone in the community can help! π
If you do print banners or stickers, best try to get organizations to sponsor it. If that doesnβt work, you can use our Open Collective to reimburse the costs. Ideally drop a short note in our forum about your plans of what to print and for which event as we have very limited funds. π
The logo is #fff
white on #45b086
green/turquoise. If you need the logo on white, use the inverse. There are more logo versions in the img
folder.
As typeface we use Nunito in Regular and Bold, without other weights nor italic styles.
If you write a Tweet, Mastodon toot or other kind of post and need a bigger banner, use this:
We usually order Flyeralarm outdoor stickers, 4.5 cm round. If you want to order some, use the file sticker-45mm.jpg
for printing.
We have the Open Source Diversity presentation.pdf
which is roughly 20 minutes long, and Open Source Diversity presentation lightning.pdf
for 5-minute lightning talks.
Anyone is encouraged to give the presentation at a conference! π If you do so, feel free to use these texts for submitting the talk:
Diversity and Inclusion in Free & Open Source Software
Diversity & inclusion is very important especially for free & open source community, because people in tech nowadays are hired to a big part because of their open source contributions. To improve the balance there, the free & open source software community is an important starting point.
We are building https://opensourcediversity.org to collect the projects and resources in this field. It is aimed at maintainers and contributors of open source projects who want to improve, as well as people from underrepresented groups who are interested in free & open source software but donβt know where to start.
Longer description:
Diversity & inclusion is very important especially for free & open source community, because:
- People in tech nowadays are hired to a big part because of their open source contributions. To improve the balance there, the free & open source software community is an important starting point.
- More diverse teams make for more innovation and serving users better than homogenous teams.
- Diverse open source projects are more welcoming and friendly towards new contributors, encouraging learning and collaboration.
We are building https://opensourcediversity.org to collect the projects and resources in this field. It is aimed at maintainers and contributors of open source projects who want to improve, as well as people from underrepresented groups who are interested in free & open source software but donβt know where to start.
This talk is a showcase of the different initiatives for diversity & inclusion existing in open source, and a start for discussion where we can improve more.