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Diversity in Open Source - An Asian Perspective

Offered By: Linux Foundation via YouTube

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Explore the challenges and opportunities of diversity in open source communities from an Asian perspective in this insightful conference talk. Examine why Asian participation in open source projects remains disproportionately low despite the region's large population. Delve into cultural, social, and linguistic barriers that may contribute to this imbalance, drawing from the speaker's personal experiences as a Japanese woman in tech. Investigate the complexities of achieving true diversity, questioning whether current approaches are sufficient or if more targeted strategies are needed. Consider the vast diversity within Asia itself, encompassing 40 countries with distinct cultures, and how this impacts participation. Reflect on the multifaceted nature of diversity and its potential to bring real value to open source communities. Gain valuable insights on how to foster more inclusive and globally representative open source ecosystems.

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Diversity in Open Source, an Asian Perspective - Masae Shida, VMware UK


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