Open Source Badging Initiative for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
summary
Chaoss badging initiative claims a working, open system that moves DEI from awareness to measurable action for events it started September 2020 and now marks 40 events with verifiable badges. Applications become GitHub issues, two reviewers follow a checklist, and a peer-review on GitHub produces a result scored by a badging bot that emits badges and high‑res assets. The process runs, adds metrics, and shows organizers concrete changes tied to badge outcomes.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 2:50How Do We Do More with Our Metrics
- 4:29Peer Review System
- 7:43Questions and Suggestions
- 8:38Thank Yous
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