Engagement/AnnualReport/AnnualReport2012/Outreach

GSoC/OPW

The GNOME Foundation had another very successful year of outreach programs in 2012. The GNOME Outreach Program for Women grew to 12 interns, sponsored by the GNOME Foundation, Google, Mozilla, in the third round, 11 of whom successfully completed the internship.

Name	Project	Mentor
Marta Bogdanowicz	Documentation	Ekaterina Gerasimova
Kasia Bondarava	Localization	Ihar Hrachyshka
Christy Eller	Web Development & Marketing	Allan Day
Emily Gonyer	Marketing	Karen Sandler
Jovanka Gulicoska	Empathy	Danielle Madeley
Susanna Huhtanen	Javascripter's Guide to GNOME	Cosimo Cecchi & Johannes Schmid
Laura Lazzati	Gedit	Paolo Borelli
Mendy Meng	GTG	Luca Invernizzi
Andiswa Myanyashe	Localization	Friedel Wolff
Antigoni Papantoni	Pitivi	Jeff Fortin

|| Patricia Santana Cruz || Cheese || David King ||

Sophia Yu

Games

Jason Clinton

Over the summer the GNOME Outreach Program for Women expanded form an exclusively GNOME project to include the Twisted project. This is the first time that another free software organization, the Software Freedom Conservancy, joined the Outreach Program for Women paving the way for the program to be expanded beyond GNOME to benefit other free software projects. In all 11 women participated through OPW over the summer.

Name	Project	Mentor
Marta Maria Casetti	Developer Documentation for Python	Tiffany Antopolski
Taryn Fox	Developer Documentation for Javascript	Tiffany Antopolski
Monica Kochofar	Developer Documentation for C	Tiffany Antopolski
Radina Matic	Documentation	Tiffany Antopolski & Bertrand Rousseau
Barbara Muraus	Graphic Design	Jakub Steiner
Fabiana Pedreira Simoes	User Experience Design	Allan Day
Elena Petrevska	Web Development	Christy Eller & Andreas Nilsson
Ana Risteska	GNOME Shell	Marina Zhurakhinskaya
Riko Yamada	GUPnP	Jens Georg
Anna Zacchi	GNOME Documents	Cosimo Cecchi
Fei Tan	Twisted Mail	Jessica McKellar

The GNOME Project also participated in Google Summer of Code for the X time. GNOME had a total of 29 participants, 6 of whom were women. Students worked on a variety of projects, and greatly improved GNOME in a variety of ways. Students added activities to Gcompris, overhauled the Applications View, added better synchronization to Epiphany, voice controls to Banshee and many others.

Thanks to the support of Google and the GNOME Foundation, many students and interns were able to attend GUADEC in A Coruna, Spain. There they had a chance to meet and interact directly with their mentors, each other and the wider GNOME community. Students & interns participated in special activities designed to get them interacting with each other and other long time contributors.

Name	Project
Chris Baines	GNOME Sudoku
Valentín Barros	Shotwell Faces tool
Matilda Bernard	GCompris
Felipe Borges	Documents: Removable devices support
Giovanni Campagna	Screen Lock in GNOME Shell
Stefano Candori	Revamp of the Activity Journal
Laurent Contzan	Creation of a new library provding models & widgets to display and choose contacts \|
Žan Doberšek	Support for Gamepad API in WebKitGTK+
Tanner Doshier	Smarter Searching in GNOME Shell
Timo Dörr	Improve Banshee's OS X Port
Ngewi Fet	Gnucash Mobile: An Android companion for Gnucash
Fabiano Fidêncio	GNOME-BOXES: LibOSInfo-based express installation for major Oses
Meg Ford	GNOME Documents
Emily Gonyer	GNOME Clocks
Jovanka Gulicoska	GNOME Boxes: Ability to save & load virtual machines
Beth Hadley	GCompris
Gopal Krishnan	GNOME Calculator
Udesh Liyanaarachchi	Voice Control for Banshee Media Player
Moritz Lüdecke	Clang magic for Anjuta
Izidor Matušov	Collaborative Getting Things GNOME!
Rūdolfs Mazurs	Revamp pessulus
Ashwini Oruganti	Twisted endpoints support
Fabien Parent	Add ability to profile applications with Nemiver
Arth Patel	GNOME Calculator
Baptiste Saleil	GTG's integration with GNOME Shell
Steve Scheel	Getting Things GNOME!: Reworking the Task Editor
Richard Schwarting	Gxml Gobject Serialisation
Yann Soubeyrand	Anti-phishing Support for Epiphany & other applications
William Ting	Epiphany Synchronization