We are a diverse community of people from all over Europe and beyond, who are committed to Free Software. If you feel likewise, join us in our work for freedom. There are many ways to engage and you will surely find a way that fits your interests and skills.
To make your start easy, we've collected some ideas below. If you are still not sure where to start, you have other ideas or you would like to get in touch with our volunteer coordinators, you can always reach us at contact@fsfe.org. Please make sure you comply with our Code of Conduct when you contribute.
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Show your love for Free Software by using and wearing our inspiring FSFE clothes and items. Each sale helps us fund critical projects.
FSFE is a charitable non-profit organisation. Your financial support enables us to continue working together for software freedom.
Join us in an event taking place near you, including speeches, booths, or local FSFE meetings.
Participate in our discussions, share your experience, learn from others and become an integral part of our community.
Connect with our community face-to-face by joining events or regular meetings organised by a local group close to you.
Help us reach as many people as possible by translating our articles, press releases and news into your mother tongue or a language you know.
It is essential for FSFE to be present with a booth at conferences and other events. Join us by helping organise a local booth.
Our website is the first impression people get about FSFE. Join our web-team to improve our communication and enhance our face to the world.
Help us design our printed and digital material and see your design spreading around the globe.
Apply as permanent staff, intern or trainee and become a part of FSFE. We look for motivated people who help us contributing to software freedom on many levels in social, political, legal and technical areas.
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