DeLisa Alexander, Netha Hussain, Megan Byrd-Sanicki | Red Hat Summit 2020
summary
Panel details Red Hat’s Women in Open Source awards: one winner based on eight years with Drupal and now running research and operations for Google’s Open Source Program Office supporting thousands of projects across Google; student winner runs a stroke‑rehab study using a open-source Python tool that yields millimeter‑accurate target sizes from VR arm‑movement data; volunteers edit WikiProject COVID-19 and join COVID Act Now to model ICU/ventilator needs; Red Hat reports about 25% remote workforce and shifts community events online.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction to women in open source
- 1:24Open source contributions and diversity
- 3:51Open source in enterprise and communities
- 6:16Academic contributions to open source
- 7:41COVID-19 and open source initiatives
- 9:07Remote collaboration during pandemic
- 10:12Inclusion in remote work culture
- 12:20Red Hat Summit 2020 highlights
- 13:44Open source in research and academia
- 15:30Virtual community events and meetups
- 17:16Future of diversity in open source
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