Hello everyone, == tl;dr == Accepted talks for the FOSDEM 2020 Community DevRoom at the end of this message, scroll down for "just the facts." == In more detail == We had hoped to complete the online schedule for the FOSDEM Community DevRoom late last week, but have not had the opportunity to do so as we are still waiting on confirmations from a few speakers. Nonetheless, we wanted to give folks who were waiting to hear about the status of their proposal an update. Please note that the schedule will be live and updated in Pentabarf so it published to the FOSDEM website [0]; this email is just for reference for those who may find it useful. For those whose proposals were not accepted, we are sorry we were not able to welcome you as presenters this year. We had a record 78 proposals and only had time slots for 18 talks, so many excellent talks will not be airing in the DevRoom. We still hope that all of our would be speakers will feel welcomed to join us in the DevRoom. We will once again be offering all day community snacks and chocolate to all of our attendees. Last but not least, the DevRoom program committee is very proud that we once again selected all of the sessions via blind reviews this year, which we started doing last year. If you are interested in learning more about how we do our blind reviews, you can find a little bit of information here in a blog post [1] written by Laura Czajowski and yours truly. We would like to extend our deepest thanks to everyone who proposed a talk and our stalwart Program Committee team [2] for their hard work to select this year's round of talks. We look forward to seeing everyone at FOSDEM! == Accepted Proposals == * Applying Open Culture Practices across Distributed Teams-- Katrina Novakovic * Organizing Open Source for Cities Adapting the Open Source Program Office -- Jacob Green * The next generation of contributors is not on IRC: Discussing communication channels for inclusive open source communities -- Matthew Broberg * The Ethics of Open Source A Critical Reflection -- Don Goodman-Wilson * Engineers, Call Your Policy People! Lessons from the Campaign against the Copyright Directive -- Astor Nummelin Carlberg * Building Ethical Software Under Capitalism -- Deb Nicholson * Cognitive biases, blindspots and inclusion -- Allon Mureinik * Growing Sustainable Contributions Through Ambassador Networks -- Alison Yu * Bringing back ethics to open source -- Tobie Langel * Be The Leader You Need in Open Source: Learn key skills to guide yourself and your project towards a healthy future -- RENU CHAUHAN * Building Community for your Company’s OSS Projects -- Dawn Foster * Lessons Learned from Cultivating Open Source Projects and Communities -- JJ Ashgar * Free software in education: News on tools and developments for free software and data liberation in schools -- Dominik George * Engaging Enterprise consumers of OSS to contribute, participate, and support Enterprise participation in OSS -- Jacob Redding * Recognising Burnout -- Andrew Hutchings * How Does Innersource Impact on the Future of Upstream Contributions? -- Bradley Kuhn * Building a thriving community in (for-profit) company-led open source projects. Community still matters in corporate open source projects. -- Ray Paik * Meta the meta: a FLOSS community manager guide written as FLOSS by community managers The Open Source Way 2.0 -- Karsten Wade [0] - https://fosdem.org/2020/schedule/track/community_devroom/ ^^ Community DevRoom schedule will eventually be live here [1] - https://community.redhat.com/blog/2019/03/three-tips-for-running-a-fosdem-de... [2] - https://hawthornlandings.org/2019/11/08/meet-the-community-devroom-2020-prog... Cheers, LH on behalf of the Community DevRoom Co-Chairs, Laura Czajkowski, Shirley Bailes, and herself, and the Community DevRoom Program Committee, Brian Proffitt, Carla Sofia Teixeira, Jenny Wong, Lorna Mitchell, Ray Paik, and Sharam Foga -- Leslie Hawthorn http://twitter.com/lhawthorn