Working with a fiscal sponsor
Fiscal sponsor organizations are US-based nonprofits nonprofit entities that work with people or projects to help them receive grant funding and administer their project. [...]
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Infrastructure for Open Scholarship
Before you start building things, it's a good idea to think about the different choices you have in deciding how and when and where your community will interact with your project. [...]
Strategies to Develop Requirements for Your Open Project
A “tapas” methods to develop requirements centered around your audience. [...]
Budgeting Basics
Your operating budgetary cost concerns for a project will likely have social and financial requirements addressed by the questions and resources below [...]
Governance in Open Source for Scholarship
When considering how any project will run, you typically need to understand the roles that project members play and how decisions are made. These aspects comprise the governance model, or framework. [...]
A Guide to Considering Operations and Technology in Open Scholarship
We want a system that is built for everyone. A system where all identities, bodies, and stories are valued, where your geography is not your destiny, and where your bank account doesn’t determine your access. [...]
Welcome to Requirements. Population: Hopes, Dreams, and Features.
This is your chance to map out and evaluate how the specific features of your project speak to the meta goals of your project. [...]
Resource List: Funding
A list of resources relevant to fundraising, budgeting, operations, and fundraising. [...]
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