Difference between revisions of "Supporters"

Revision as of 16:23, 13 January 2023

	TeachingOpenSource.org is a Member Project of Software Freedom Conservancy. "The Conservancy is a nonprofit organization centered around ethical technology. Our mission is to ensure the right to repair, improve and reinstall software. We promote and defend these rights through fostering free and open source software (FOSS) projects, driving initiatives that actively make technology more inclusive, and advancing policy strategies that defend FOSS (such as copyleft)." (SFC)


	The U.S.National Science Foundation has made a series of grants to colleges and universities to fund work on student involvement in HFOSS and to expand the TeachingOpenSource community.




	Red Hat developed and delivered the first version of POSSE. Red Hat has also been the gracious host and continued supporter of more recent POSSE workshops. Red Hat has also provided speakers for POSSE and TeachingOpenSource events and other support such as graphics art support to design the TOS and POSSE logos.




	TeachingOpenSource is generously hosted by the Oregon State University Open Source Labs.




	Amazon Web Services kindly supports our work by providing credits for services that allow us to stage and deploy LibreFoodPantry software currently under development at https://gitlab.com/LibreFoodPantry

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-| TeachingOpenSource.org is a Member Project of Software Freedom Conservancy.  The Conservancy is a nonprofit organization centered around ethical technology. Our mission is to ensure the right to repair, improve and reinstall software. We promote and defend these rights through fostering free and open source software (FOSS) projects, driving initiatives that actively make technology more inclusive, and advancing policy strategies that defend FOSS (such as copyleft). [[https://sfconservancy | More...]]
+| TeachingOpenSource.org is a Member Project of Software Freedom Conservancy.  "The Conservancy is a nonprofit organization centered around ethical technology. Our mission is to ensure the right to repair, improve and reinstall software. We promote and defend these rights through fostering free and open source software (FOSS) projects, driving initiatives that actively make technology more inclusive, and advancing policy strategies that defend FOSS (such as copyleft)."  [https://sfconservancy (SFC)]
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-|The NSF has made several grants to universities to fund work on student involvement in HFOSS and expanding the TeachingOpenSource community. Visit Funding to find out more about previous grants and recipients as well as current funding opportunities .
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-| Red Hat founded and hosted the first version of POSSE. They have since been gracious hosts and supporters of our POSSE workshops.
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