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It's PSF board election season, and one way we can have a more diverse board is to have more diverse voters. Elected fellows can vote, supporting members ($99 per year) can vote... AND... (see thread) 1/
2/ Anyone who gives 5 hours a month volunteer time to Python communities or code can self-certify to vote in PSF elections.
But, first, you need to be a basic member (which is free) and my dear friend @_caaddss (really daughter to me in Python) can help... (now it's a thread)
But, first, you need to be a basic member (which is free) and my dear friend @_caaddss (really daughter to me in Python) can help... (now it's a thread)
/3 She has done guides for how to become a basic member of the PSF in Portuguese, English, and Spanish (don't blame her, the Spanish translation is mine) at https://caaddss.github.io/tutorial/2020/05/21/psf_ptbr.html (pt-br), https://caaddss.github.io/tutorial/2020/05/21/psf_en.html (en) and https://caaddss.github.io/tutorial/2020/05/21/psf_es.html (es)
/4 so check them out, become a basic member, and if you volunteer 5 hours a month, go to https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfwWBGkzvkWDZrxW3up_M_B7qgt1IWZlx9KJ0ucLA5WJP1vfA/viewform and self-certify to add your voice and representation to the PSF board of directors elections.
