Paloma OliveiraAs a free and open source advocate, software developer, community organizer, artist, curator, climber, and base jumper, Paloma is a wholehearted explorer who navigates various social, professional, and investigative endeavors connecting people, ideas, and passions. Author of the book “Diversifying Open Source: An Open Standards Playbook for Inclusive and Equitable Tech Projects” by Apress, a book that emerges from years of collaborative culture work—building together with great minds toward more kind, socially just, and regenerative ways of working and being together. She focuses on technologies that enable autonomy, equity, and care for humans and the more-than-human world, recognizing that our digital futures are inextricably woven with ecological wellbeing. Currently working at the Sovereign Tech Agency, she is helping define what open digital infrastructure is and how that is shaping the commons we all rely on.
Join author of Diversifying Open Source: An Open Standards Playbook for Inclusive and Equitable Tech Projects, Paloma Oliveira, and other attendees to exchange experiences around open source, governance, standards and care.