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Sharing our new Code of Conduct Facilitators Module

Code of Conduct facilitation is part of the Carpentries Community Facilitators Program. We welcome your review and suggestions on our new Carpentries Code of Conduct Facilitators module

Attend an Onboarding Session to Become a Carpentries Discussion Host

New information about upcoming Discussion Host onboarding sessions for anyone interested in facilitating community calls and themed discussions in The Carpentries.

Pondering on the Question of Community Sustainability

This post provides a summary of discussions and takeaways from the Community Sustainability session that Serah Njambi Kiburu and Toby Hodges facilitated at the March 2021 SORSE workshop

Prioritising Accessibility in Organising Online Events

In this post, Serah Njambi Kiburu and Emily Lescak summarise Serah's presentation and discussions from her Code for Science and Society community talk on accessibility in virtual events, and share an accessibility checklist to guide you as you plan virtual events.

Improving Accessibility in The Carpentries

We are keen to improve accessibility across our interactions and resources in The Carpentries, and invite you to help.

Help Inform Translation Priorities for Carpentries Resources

We request your input in Carpentries Conversation 27 to help guide resource translation priorities and efforts by our community.

The Carpentries at rstudio::global(2021)

Join The Carpentries Team in informal chat sessions at rstudio::global(2021)'s 24-hour conference on January 21 2021

Meet The Carpentries Feedback Facilitators

We have now selected and onboarded our first cohort of community facilitators, focussing on feedback facilitation. Read about them in this post.

Hacktoberfest 2020 - Glosario Contribution Drive

This October, help us internationalise and expand Glosario, the open source, multilingual glossary of data science terms.

Apply to Become a Carpentries Feedback Facilitator

Call for applications to join our 2020 cohort of Carpentries Feedback Facilitators is now open.

Introducing The Carpentries Community Facilitators Program

Read on and find out how to collaborate with us to develop resources under this program

Meet our 2020-2021 Cohort of Instructor Development Committee Leaders

Our Instructor Development Committee has a strong team of seven to lead its activities over the next year

What Will Constitute CarpentryCon @ Home Fireside Chat Discussions?

Here is a set of questions we hope to discuss on Wednesday, 26 August 2020 at 21h00 UTC and Thursday, 27 August 2020 at 15h00 UTC. Join us!

2020 - 2021 IDC Leadership Call for Applications

Applications are now open to join the 2020-2021 cohort of leadership for the Instructor Development Committee

Lessons Learned - Teaching Carpentries Workshops Online in Sweden, May 2020

This post covers instructors' experiences teaching SQL, OpenRefine, and Python over the course of 4 online sessions in late May

Going Online: How we organised the first ever virtual csvconf

In this post, csvconf.com organisers detail how they moved an in-person community conference online in a few weeks, and the lessons they picked up along the way

Reading and Reflection Days for The Carpentries Core Team

Going forwards, Carpentries Core Team will set aside one work day a month to read and reflect. Friday, June 12 will be the first of these.

2019 Reports and our Annual Reports Page

We have released our 2019 Annual Report and Financial Report, and set up a standalone page for all Carpentries reports

Carpentries Conversations: The Carpentries Teaching of Git and GitHub

Here's a summary of three themed discussions on teaching git and GitHub from December 2019

Introducing The CarpentryConnect Planning Kit

We are pleased to share a resource designed to guide community members as they organise local and regional Carpentries events, whether online or in-person.

More Community-Contributed Tips for Teaching Online

This post is the second in our round of invaluable community-contributed tips for teaching online.

Tips for Teaching Online from The Carpentries Community

This post shares a first round of community-contributed tips on teaching online. Have a read and consider contributing more tips for teaching and learning online.

CarpentryConnect Events in 2020

Three regional Carpentries community events will take place this year. Read on and find out if one is scheduled in your region and how to participate in an event near you.

Thank You for Supporting our Outreach Efforts

We appreciate the enthusiasm and creativity with which community members communicate in, about and in support of The Carpentries

Introducing The Carpentries Gratitudes Series

We are taking time throughout December 2019 to reflect, write and share our community green stickies for the year

Introducing The Carpentries Core Values

Thanks to our community's input, we are excited to share The Carpentries' nine core values

The Carpentries Tagathon - Our Hacktoberfest Initiative

This October, read and suggest relevant tags for posts published on The Data Carpentry, Library Carpentry and Software Carpentry blogs

Q3 and Q4 Project Work at The Carpentries

Here's what The Carpentries team accomplished in Q2 and Q3 2019, and a look into work that will continue in Q4 2019.

Carpentries Values Project - An Update and Call for Input

Find out more about The Carpentries values project. Answer three questions and help us articulate our community values

Releasing The Carpentries Communications Strategy and Implementation Plan

We are releasing our community communications plan and introducing how-to guides for community-led communications

Introducing the New Carpentries Instructor Development Committee

Our Instructor Development Committee has a strong team of six to lead its activities over the next year

Communications at The Carpentries

Boats, Bridges, Balloons - Here's why and how we communicate at The Carpentries

Welcoming the New Community Engagement Lead

Please join us in welcoming Serah Njambi Kiburu!