Open Working workshops and sessions crossposted on the CAST blog We Are Open is delivering a deep support programme for the national governing bodies (NGBs)… Read More »Creating space to learn about Open Working
cross-posted on WAO blog The Keep Badges Weird community is steadily growing, and it comes at a perfect time. People who are interested in Open… Read More »Join the Keep Badges Weird Community Call!
A reflection on 2021 Cross-posted on WAO blog We Are Open Co-op has had a big year! It’s time for a bit of reflection, and… Read More »WAO Wraps up for the Holidays
cross-posted on Medium The first time I touched Jekyll was in 2013 when I was working at Mozilla. At the time, the School of Webcraft,… Read More »Help me Jekyll!
cross-posted in the passbolt publication on Medium I’ve mentioned in this big internet thing that the co-op is doing a bit of work for passbolt.… Read More »Announcing the passbolt Community Forum
originally posted on Opensource.com Remaining empathetic when people criticize your project can be difficult. Here’s how my team did it recently. Over the course of… Read More »How to handle criticism of your open project
cross-posted on the We Are Open Co-op blog On July 26, 2017, an amazing community of more than 35 people came together to participate in… Read More »The Badge Wiki barn raising gave us a frame…
Originally posted on Opensource.com Want to overcome your team’s feelings of inadequacy? Start by making different language choices. Recently I facilitated a creative work week… Read More »What to do when your open team has impostor syndrome
(cross-posted in the We Are Open Co-op publication) Yesterday, yours truly and the rest of the We Are Open Co-op crew hung out online for… Read More »Visual Drinkery: We Are Open Co-op Day March 2017 Edition
Leading offline groups can be challenging. These three tips make it easier. Participants in open source communities collaborate in online environments differently than they do… Read More »3 tips for helping creative people work openly