How Stewarding the Digital Commons Keeps Your Software Secure, Stable and Innovative
We live amidst a Digital Commons - technology that is built with the principles of freedom and transparency baked into its code and design.
Resources for how Drupal as a service can save our livelihoods and our lives
Ben spoke most recently on this topic at DrupalCon Seattle and Drupal Camp Twin Cities, both in 2019, about how Drupal as a Service can save our livelihoods and our lives. Here are some resources related to the talk and topic.
Micky Speaks at LibrePlanet on March 24th - How Can We Prevent the Orwellian 1984 Digital World?
Micky will talk about the movements fighting against the Orwellian reality we find ourselves in at LibrePlanet this Sunday.
Resources for preventing the digital world of Nineteen Eighty-Four
For those inspired by Micky's keynote at NERD Summit or LibrePlanet 2019, or who think they'd have been inspired if they'd been there, here are resources for working for a world, digital and non-digital, with freedom and personal power.
Agaric 2018 Year in Review - Expanding the Open Web, Building the Solidarity Economy
Despite the challenges and setbacks we all experienced in 2018, we're grateful for what we accomplished and resolve to fight even harder for the free and open web in 2019.
Daily Business Operations Using Free Software
An overview of the free software tools we use to run our business.
The Need for Accountable Technology
Free/Open Source Software is a refreshing an alternative to proprietary technology, but still reflects many of these same oppressive relationships. We can change that with accountability.
Agaric is Leading a Full Day Training for the 2017 Global Drupal Training Day
Join us for a whole day's worth of Drupal goodness.
Visualizing and Growing Diversity in Software Communities
If you cannot visualize it, chances are you cannot realize or actualize it. How can people build their vision of a diverse community?
Putting Powerful Platforms under Cooperative Control
Several hundred people gathered to talk about the problems of an online economy reliant on monopoly, extraction, and surveillance—and discuss how to build a "cooperative Internet, built of platforms owned and governed by the people who rely on them."