Implementing Greenpeace International’s Web Strategy cross-posted on WAO blog In late 2020, WAO ran a project designed to help Greenpeace International (GPI) establish a thoughtful… Read More »Communicating with Intention
Originally published on Opensource.com Open projects generate feedback—lots of it. How can leaders manage it all? This process might help. People who let open principles… Read More »How to manage feedback on your open project
And what it taught me about playful development cross-posted on Opensource.com “Open” isn’t just a way we can build software. It’s an attitude we can… Read More »Open by nature: Building a platform for activists
Originally published on Opensource.com When I worked with the Mozilla Foundation, long before the organization boasted more than a hundred and fifty staff members, we… Read More »Have you seen these personalities in open source?
Planet 4 Looking Forward Table Of Contents: Version 2 (V2): P4 MLP V3: Personalisation: Give more User Control V4: Visualizing Impact: Show us the data… Read More »Past the Prototype
cross-posted on medium Community Call + Newsletter == Network Coordination? We held our third CoTech Community Call (January and February write ups), and the first… Read More »CoTech Community Call #3
cross-posted on medium On March 9, the year of our Lord 2018, Mr. Mathers and I traveled to the Royal Infirmary at the Edinburgh University… Read More »We are all patients and carers
cross-posted on medium In the latest Engagement Community Call two provocative agenda items drove the community — organisation — tech discussion: , the first “We suck at International Campaigning” and… Read More »Planet 4 is a Software, not a Design
For a while now, since realizing that co-op values and principles and open source ones overlap quite extensively, I’ve been noticing something interesting capitalism (or… Read More »Supporting the collective: Co-ops, CoTech and Anti-capitalism
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