Ubuntu Women Project
Project Website: http://women.ubuntu.com
Please visit our wiki at wiki.ubuntu-women.org. All links below will send you to wiki.ubuntu-women.org |
Whois
Profiles - Meet the women who volunteer and help us here. - Interviews - Learn more about prominent women within the Ubuntu project.
Meetings & Events
- Meetings - Check out notes from past Ubuntu-Women meetings
- Events - Upcoming and past events held by Ubuntu-Women
Projects
- RoadMap - The overall vision for each of our projects
- ToDo - The Next Steps for each item on the RoadMap. If you are looking for a place to start contributing, please read this page. We are looking for volunteers of all time commitments and experience levels, both technical and non-technical
- Ideas - Add your ideas on how the Ubuntu-Women group can increase the visibility and participation of women in the Ubuntu Community. These items may be incorporated into the RoadMap and the ToDo list
- ProjectIntro - Details about starting a new project with us
- ReportingPage - Monthly reports of team status
Ubuntu & Community Outreach
In addition to the projects and goals described above, Ubuntu Women are involved in the following community projects:
- MentoringFAQ - Information about the Ubuntu-Women Mentoring program.
- FullCircleMagazine - UW publishes monthly articles in Full Circle Magazine, find out more about this initiative and how you can contribute.
- Courses - More information about the Mentoring program and the Courses offered through the Ubuntu Classroom.
Resources
- Links - This page includes resources outside of our (UW and Ubuntu) community.
- ChallengingSexism : Improving FOSS & Ubuntu culture for all.
- WomenAchievers - Read interviews, articles, etc.. about Women FOSS volunteers in the press/media.
- Resources - Misc other resources generated by the UW and Ubuntu Communities. Includes resources to promote Ubuntu-Women at a local meeting.
Guidelines
- Ubuntu Code of Conduct - All involved with Ubuntu-Women are expected to respect the CoC
- IrcGuidelines - Guidelines for the #Ubuntu-Women channel on Freenode