PHPWomen Partnership Program
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Today PHPWomen announced a new partnership program. According to their site:
PHPWomen has launched a partnership program for open source projects that are committed to embracing diversity and providing a welcoming and friendly atmosphere for contributors. We work closely with project leaders to identify specific areas of need, and will actively encourage our members to participate by promoting those needs through various channels. In return, the project leaders will ensure that newcomers to their projects will be welcomed and their contributions appreciated. This includes fostering an open and friendly environment for all newcomers, not just females.
Current partners include Spaz, Habari, PHP, Phergie, PHP-GTK, and Lithium. Find out the details at: http://www.phpwomen.org/wordpress/partnerships-with-os-projects
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