1. Spreading the Word about the Next Round

• Please help us spread the word about the new round!

2. Logos

Outreachy Logo. CC-BY-SA - artists: Marie Nordin, Máirín Duffy

Alternate Square Outreachy Logo. CC-BY-SA - artists: Marie Nordin, Máirín Duffy

3. Flyers

• Google Summer of Code flyer

Outreachy flyers are CC-BY-SA - artists: Marie Nordin, Máirín Duffy

3.1. For Prospective Applicants

• US Letter version (pdf, svg)

3.2. For Prospective Organizations

• US Letter version (pdf, svg)

4. Presentation Materials

4.1. Outreachy

please keep each section in reverse chronological order
All slides are CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted on the slides.

4.1.1. Intro slides about Outreachy

• Feel free to use and adapt these slides when presenting about Outreachy (pdf, odp)

4.1.2. Slides from past presentations

• Slides with complete speaking notes (odp, pdf) from "Diversity in Open Source: No Longer at Square One" talk that Marina Zhurakhinkaya did at the Diversity Empowerment Summit, part of the Open Source Summit North America in LA, in September 2017

• Slides (odp, pdf) for inroducing Outreachy before the May 2017 round

• Slides (odp, pdf) from "Diversity in Open Source: No Longer at Square One" talk that Marina Zhurakhinkaya did at Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing in October 2016

• Slides (odp, pdf) from a quick Outreachy introduction done for a #CodeStart cohort remotely by Marina Zhurakhinkaya in July 2016

• Slides (Google Slides) from "Outreachy: a mentor's tale" by Daniel Baluta at Linux Lund Conference in May 2016

• Slides (odp, pdf) from "Effective Outreach in Four Steps" talk that Marina Zhurakhinkaya did at LibrePlanet in March 2016

• Slides (odp, pdf) from "Effective Outreach in Four Steps" keynote that Marina Zhurakhinkaya did at Fossetcon in November 2015

• Slides (odp, pdf) from "Opportunities in Open Source" presentation that Marina Zhurakhinkaya, Shauna Gordon-McKeon, Cindy Pallares, and Jonathan Garcia-Mallen made at ACM Richard Tapia Celebration of Diversity in Computing in February 2015

4.2. Google Summer of Code

• Google Summer of Code presentation

5. Articles

please keep in reverse chronological order

5.1. By program coordinators

• 2015 Year In Review: Laying a Foundation for Growing Outreachy post by Marina Zhurakhinkaya for Software Freedom Conservancy fundraiser in December 2015

• Ada Lovelace Day: Marina Zhurakhinskaya and Outreachy an interview by Free Software Foundation with Marina Zhurakhinkaya for Ada Lovelace Day in October 2015

• What makes a good community? blog post by Sarah Sharp in October 2015

• Outreachy and the road toward diversity an interview on opensource.com with Marina Zhurakhinkaya in August 2015

• Outreach Program for Women: “The impact that the program has had on the participating free software projects has been profound” an interview on adainitiative.org with Karen Sandler in November 2013

• Opening Open Source to Women on Women 2.0 by Marina Zhurakhinkaya in May 2013

• Increasing participation of women in Free and Open Source Software in opensource.com by Marina Zhurakhinkaya in April 2013

5.2. By organization coordinators and mentors

• "The Triumph of Outreachy" by former coordinator and mentor Sumana Harihareswara, tracing the program's growth over its nine-year history, in March 2015

• Outreachy: Interview with HOT Executive Director Kate Chapman on mapzen.com blog in February 2015

5.3. By alums

• How one girl is making good on her dream to become a Linux kernel engineer an interview by ITWorld with Vaishali Thakkar in December 2015

• Implementing Air Mozilla’s Related Events Feature on hacks.mozilla.org by Gloria Dwomoh in September 2015

• Outreachy: Interview with HOT intern Nitika Agarwal on mapzen.com blog in February 2015

• Outreachy: Interview with HOT Intern Jessica Marlene Canepa on mapzen.com blog in February 2015

• Findings from working on Red Hat's installer an article on opensource.com by Anne Mulhern in February 2014

• How did the Outreach Program for Women work out for the Linux kernel this year? an interview on opensource.com with Lisa Nguyen in November 2013

5.4. By others

• OPW Intern Develops QR Code for Linux Kernel Oops Messages a linux.com article about Teodora Băluţă's work in May 2014.

6. Past Resources

• Older Spread the Word resources are available on the page for the Outreach Program for Women