OpenHatch (openhatchery)
-
From our blog: Beginning Pythonistas: present a poster at PyCon 2012! http://ur1.ca/79c6d
-
From our blog: Wrapping up the 5th Boston Python Workshop http://ur1.ca/72ka5
-
From our blog: Grant to spread the Boston Python Workshop http://ur1.ca/6m67y
-
From our blog: OpenHatch 0.11.11 is live http://ur1.ca/6f0jb
-
Was thrilled to see in @fsf monthly newsletter's cover letter a mention of our #sfd2011celebration! http://ur1.ca/4ztnw
-
From our blog: OpenHatch website changes for the month (and release) of October http://ur1.ca/5twxq
-
From our blog: Happy Halloween! http://ur1.ca/5twuy
-
From our blog: Changes to the OpenHatch website code from July and August: 0.11.07 release notes http://ur1.ca/5tvfx
-
"Captain's Logs": experimenting w/ transparency for @openhatchery and what @asheeshlaroia is working on: http://ur1.ca/5feja
-
Honoring Emily Clough for #ALD11 http://ur1.ca/5ci2o -- an inspiration for gender diversity outreach in free software
-
From our blog: Hanna Wallach, an inspiration to OpenHatch http://ur1.ca/5c7ys
-
Especially for women looking to join a community: attend intro-to-open-source tutorials with KDE! http://ur1.ca/5abct
-
From our blog: OpenHatch 0.11.09: Time zones and training missions http://ur1.ca/5av80
-
From our blog: Software Freedom Day in Boston, and beyond https://openhatch.org/blog/2011/software-freedom-day-in-boston-and-beyond/
-
From our blog: June seems like a long time ago: 0.11.06 release notes http://ur1.ca/50796
-
We're celebrating #softwarefreedomday with local communities in Boston, Sat Sep 17! Info at @FSF blog, http://ur1.ca/4ztnw
-
Really enjoyed http://ur1.ca/4yniy @pfctdayelise 's post about diversity at #PyConAU ; mentions keynotes by @pyladies and @adainitiative
-
RT @kjam: Promote diversity @ SXSW 2012: Vote for the @pyladies and @openhatchery talk on outreach and #FOSS! http://t.co/aS05xjN
-
http://ur1.ca/4yagn by @osp is "Just ask and that will be that," an interview with @asheeshlaroia about the importance of outreach
-
@bkuhn FAIF isn't doomed per se. Probably is doomed until we improve our community organizing. Luckily there's some good work on that!
All Identi.ca content and data are available under the