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Introducing Open Web Docs
Open Web Docs is a collective of community members and organizations excited about web platform documentation as critical digital infrastructure. We've fundraised over $600k to provide full-time tech writing support to projects such as MDN. Read more and get involved at https://github.com/openwebdocs.
OASIS Open Projects
Internationally recognized and respected for its work across ICT standards, OASIS now supports open source projects who want to work on multiple kinds of deliverables under one organizational umbrella. The open source program at OASIS is a leader among international standards developing organizations, particularly in the Ethereum/cryptotechnology and cybersecurity spaces.
OpenJS Foundation
OpenJS Foundation is building a cross-project community space for JavaScript developers, regardless of their preferred library or code editor. We support more than 35 open source JavaScript projects with support and benefit programs, content development, infrastructure, and more. We've also recently launched an Individual Supporter Program called JavaScriptLandia which will offer more opportunities to connect with favorite communities and tools.
Recently
- Introducing Open Web Docs
- Stack Overflow Podcast #296 - Adventures in JavaScriptLandia
- Announcing JavaScriptLandia
- Meet thanksbot - a bot for fostering cultures of appreciation
- Grant for the Web Judging Cohort
- 2020 MDN Web Developer Needs Assessment
- W3C Code of Ethical & Professional Conduct - training and committee support
- Codeland Conference 2020 - Workshop presentation
- OpenJS World Conference Emcee
- Global Diversity CFP Day - Boston Volunteering
- +1 to a Collaborative Future - panel at JSConfEU 2019
- OpenJS Foundation Collab Summit
- Bridging Open Source and Open Standards keynote at Fullstack NYC
- Maintainers Anonymous #5 - on the significance of standards
- Industry Presentation to W3C Advisory Council
- Codes of Conduct now guide open source communities, Mozilla Internet Health Report
- OpenJS Foundation Announcement at Open Source Leadership Summit
- JSParty, Episode 58: Real JavaScript, Not too Much, Stage Three and Above
- Thunderplains 2018 Keynote Presentation
- JSMobile Conf 2018 Keynote Presentation
About
Jory Burson is the VP of Standards for the Linux Foundation, where she helps projects identify opportunities for standardization and collaborate on specifications. She is an open source developer-turned-standards practitioner, who is passionate about bringing the best of open source and standards-making best practices to bear in open projects. With over a decade of experience in the field, Jory has worked with several private and non-profit organizations including OASIS Open, W3C, Ecma International, and the web standards consultancy Bocoup, to name a few. She is known for her expertise in web standards, open source governance, and community management. Jory has played a role in shaping the open source ecosystem through her work with critical open source projects such as jQuery, Node.js, and MDN Content. Jory is a passionate advocate for open source software, diversity, and inclusion in the tech industry.