Spoke Tech Organizer

“I want to use an open-source product, such as Spoke, to support my organization’s staff in connecting empathetically with their base.”

Spoke Tech Organizers learn how to set up their Spoke Instance, how to access the correct resources and integrations, how to negotiate for the appropriate vendor contracts, how to manage 10DLC regulations in texting programs, and how to report bugs or interruptions in service that could be detrimental to their progressive program goals.

Industry Experience Tech Organizer

aka: Ind-Exp (indie-x-p) Tech Organizer

“I’m a recent grad from a coding school and I want to contribute to open-source products that make a difference.“

Ind-Exp Tech Organizers start with an asynchronous onboarding process that connects them to the available open-source products we support, tech stack availability, the awesome organizations who manage our project boards, and a variety of networking opportunities with like-minded progressive coders world-wide.

General Tech Organizer

aka: Gen Tech Organizer

“I have an idea for improving tech for community organizers.”

Gen Tech Organizers work diligently to redefine our working conditions, make our implicit work explicit, and leverage tech to interrupt the tyranny of quantitative data.

EveryAction Tech Organizer

“I want to bring our organization’s multiple databases into one convenient place.  I am currently prioritizing EveryAction but am open to free or low-cost alternatives that meet my structural needs.”

Study Hallz Tech Organizer

aka: “SH!” Tech Organizer

“I want a space where I can bring parts of my work that suck and practice better strategies to make it more manageable for me and my personal/professional priorities.“

Bookworm Tech Organizer

”I believe there’s a better way to think about my personal and communal liberation work.  I could use a space that encourages me to think about my work differently while also providing insight into how I can live a more pleasure-ful life.”