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Thursday, June 23 • 2:55pm - 3:35pm
The Evolution of Codes of Conduct in Open Source - Where We’ve Been and Where We Need to Go - Joanna Lee, Gesmer Updegrove LLP & Aeva Black, Microsoft

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Codes of Conduct (CoC) entered the open source community toolbox just over ten years ago, and, as with any ten year old technology, their age is showing. It’s time for a refresh. Current norms of practice often expose communities (and their leadership) to legal liability and community health risks. Join us for this talk to learn about problems with existing enforcement models and new best practices in CoC enforcement, including: *How to address gaps in some widely-adopted examples of Codes of Conduct *What legal risks can come with CoC enforcement, and how to effectively manage them *Why you need additional roles on your CoC enforcement team *What due process and fairness look like in CoC enforcement *Balancing transparency with confidentiality and privacy *Managing community relations if an alleged violation becomes highly publicized, divisive, or controversial
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Aeva Black

Open Source Hacker, Azure Office of the CTO
Aeva Black is an incurably queer geek and open source hacker, passionate aboutprivacy, ethics, and ancient languages. They work in Azure's Office of the CTOand hold seats on the Board of the Open Source Initiative and on the OpenSSF'sTechnical Advisory Council. Aeva previously served... Read More →
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Joanna Lee

Attorney, Gesmer Updegrove LLP
Joanna Lee is an attorney and advisor who supports open source communities and organizations with open source licensing, governance, code of conduct enforcement, intellectual property policies, and compliance.  Joanna chairs the Inclusive Naming Initiative (www.inclusivenaming.o... Read More →

Thursday June 23, 2022 2:55pm - 3:35pm CDT
Room 211/212
  Community Leadership Conference, Open Source Governance and Models
  • Experience Level Any
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