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Open Source Summit North America 2023 - Diversity Empowerment Summit

community managers, open source program office staff, developer relations professionals, diversity equity inclusion leads, engineering managers, project maintainers, talent acquisition specialists

code of conduct training; neurodiversity hiring accommodations; DEIB metrics and OKRs; mentorship programs with stipends; all-women OSPO operations; language-first moderation practices; good first issue and onboarding; accessibility and childcare logistics; conflict de-escalation for maintainers; LLM risks and workforce impact; documentation-focused contribution paths

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Actions Speak Louder Than Words: Building Better CommunitiesLian Li47m
Community work centers on concrete moves: run regular meetups to seed diverse pipelines, recruit underrepresented speakers instead of relying on celebrity…
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Lean in: Software Developer Diversity and Inclusion (SDDI)John Mertic, Cynthia Coupe30m
SDDI relaunches a Linux Foundation project (started July 2021) that measures industry gaps, tests practices, and builds tools: 2020 survey shows 91% men, 7%…
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Community Diversity and Inclusion as Business Metric (and Not Just a Feel-Good...Tamao Nakahara33m
Argues that diversity and inclusion become measurable drivers of community growth by tying DEIB work to OKRs and product-led metrics, not just optics…
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“You’re Badass”, One Woman’s Journey to becoming a CEOAnn Schlemmer38m
Career path details: joined open source in 2008, moved into MySQL roles, joined Percona in 2013 as consulting coordinator and rose through management of global…
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Building Your Leadership Bench – How to Identify, Motivate, and Retain...Christine Gadsby50m
Year‑long, zero‑budget program groups high‑potential employees across functions for two hours per month to solve executive‑chosen problems; it hits measurable…
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Hidden Differences: How to be Inclusive When you Don't KnowCynthia Coupe47m
Claims that about 30–40% estimated neurodivergent and that many hide diagnoses (40% in a London tech poll) set the scale; research also cites up to 85%…
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Is ChatGPT (and Other AI) the Enemy of Diversity?Quiana Berry01h 05m
ChatGPT-style LLMs reach users and capabilities fast — 1 million users in a week, 100 million in two months, and they pass medical and law exams — yet they…
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The First All-Women OSPO (Comcast)Chan Voong, Anusha Pavuluri33m
Comcast announces a first-ever all-women OSPO and describes a five-person, US-and-India distributed team combining program and project management, software…
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Squashing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Bugs in Open Source Projects...Anita Sarma, Georg Link36m
Open source projects hide actionable problems framed as DEI bugs and the concrete fix cycle is discover understand resolve using gendermag personas; Linux…
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5 Approaches to Increasing Your Open Source (Team) HappinessStefka Dimitrova27m
Five concrete practices for healthier open source teams: adopt Be Impeccable With Your Word by tightening docs, FAQs and inclusive language; reduce friction by…
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BoF: Empowering the Next Generation of Open Source DevelopersShuah Khan45m
Overview of a Linux Foundation mentorship program that builds learning pathways and runs LF Live webinars and a mentorship platform that has logged 10.7k…
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Tutorial: How to Advocate for Your Communication NeedsCarmen McClelland52m
Covers four concrete channels—email for paper trail, text, chat apps (Slack/Teams) and phone/Zoom—and when to choose each: email for formal requests and…
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Lightning Talk: Elevating Open Source Events to Retain ContributorsAakansha Priya08m
Events center on a clear purpose and target audience, with measurable follow-up: define who attends, why, and what metrics track retention. Build mentorship…
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Open Source DEI: Transitioning from Intentions to ImpactAnita Ihuman44m
CHAOSS runs an interview campaign launched October 2022 that gathers qualitative and quantitative feedback from 150 participants to test whether CHAOSS DEI…
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