Volunteer for SeaGL
2024 marks our 12th year as an all-volunteer staffed FLOSS conference. With three virtual events and a hybrid one under our belt, the plan is to continue improving on an in-person experience in Seattle and online.
Would you like to lend a beak or wing to the effort? Please email us at participate@seagl.org or hop into our Matrix channel and say hi! You can also fill out our Volunteer Interest Form to let us know how you’d like to help out.
Staff Committees
The volunteer work needed to put SeaGL together is roughly organized into the following committees. Specific skill gaps will be added as they are identified.
- Attendee Experience: Focusing on and prioritizing the SeaGL community.
- A/V & DevOps: Central nest for SeaGL technical operations.
- Finance: Keeping an eye on the SeaGL books and issuing reimbursements.
- IDEA: Promoting inclusion, diversity, equity, and access at SeaGL and beyond.
- Partnerships: Connecting SeaGL with other groups, organizations, and sponsors.
- Policy & Protocol: Making sure there are rules place keep SeaGL a safer space.
- Programming & Flow: Packing the SeaGL program with amazing content.
- Promotion & Outreach: Spreading the word about SeaGL world wide.
- Volunteers: Keeping the SeaGL staff happy and recruiting new volunteers to the flock.
Sponsors and Non-Profit Exhibitors
We have a limited number of tables available for business and community partners of SeaGL 2024. Groups and companies interested in attending should review our Partnership & Sponsor Prospectus which outlines various fiscal tiers and add-ons.
In-kind contributions are accepted from media and local partners. Free space is made available for non-profit and educational organizations. Please see our sponsors page for a list of current supporters and email us at sponsor@seagl.org to discuss further partnership opportunities!
Stay in touch
Chat
Please join us in Matrix.
Organizer List
Please join our seagl_organize group.
Announcements
Please join our announcement mailing list.
GitHub
Website changes can be proposed via pull request on GitHub.