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re: Observing or Joining Monday meetings #235

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SMotaal opened this issue Nov 4, 2019 · 5 comments
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re: Observing or Joining Monday meetings #235

SMotaal opened this issue Nov 4, 2019 · 5 comments

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SMotaal commented Nov 4, 2019

Hi folks:

Currently, a few of us have been exploring the space in the Node.js Community Committee in the form of a new initiative #507 aka Improving Odds (for now) which is meant to tackle equal-access matters that could improve the odds for equal participation and contribution.

The efforts are still relatively young though, and involve the support of many who are backing efforts between @saulonunes and myself.

We'd like to join in as observers to see how our efforts can be mutually beneficial to the shared values and goals.

I am assuming and hope it is okay to be just dropping in shortly today's meeting and look forward to meeting with the amazing folks behind this very inspiring work.

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Note: There is … was a small discrepancy in the description of the calendar event now fixed.

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klumb commented Nov 4, 2019 via email

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Yes, you are very welcome to join our call.

Thank you for pointing out the discrepancy with the time. I found another and issued a pull request #236 .

As @klumb said, we meet today in 15 minutes. Join us

The chaoss.community/participate page is correct:

The D&I working group meets every Monday at 11:00am CT (usually 18:00 CET, check your local time) via Zoom -- Agenda and Meeting Minutes

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SMotaal commented Nov 4, 2019

Great, I already popped in a bit early and discovered I never left :)

Thanks folks!

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SMotaal commented Nov 10, 2019

@GeorgLink @klumb and (@)(A.)

Thank you so much for last Monday.

Truth be told, going into meetings as someone trying to talk disabilities in the open source space, you often need to work hard to rebuild the motivation to keep on going. No question, open source is made up of the most ethical, compassionate, generous and open minded people. But without clarity and resource, most find it hard to reach beyond the curtains of the assumed impracticalities to find their motivated and innovative spirit.

So to find this motivating presence here was invigorating.

That's basically what I posted right after.

Folks… I’ve just join in on a meeting that was full very awesome open source community members and their amazing efforts that we certainly needed to push our initiative forward — https://github.com/chaoss/wg-diversity-inclusion

What they can help us devise is a framework for rolling out measurable efforts on many focus areas, including D&I, and so they are very welcoming to our efforts where we can mutually contribute to each of our goals.

Anyone joining this initiative or simply interested is encouraged to try to join the Monday meetings (details in README) (edited) — Saleh Nov04

There is no doubt, I found a place to belong and contribute — maybe with a less typically learning curve (ie usually confusing from the more typical sense) and some easing-in — and certainly I would love to see the Node.js initiative in the works to grow into a model of what your framework can achieve, for many to follow.

I would like to invite you guys to join our official unofficial Node Slackers where we usually connect on Node and other things, and where we have our dedicated #equal-access-initiative channel.

Thank you, and look forward to joining tomorrow's meeting.

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