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A look at the FSF tech team's tireless work for user freedom
Our tech team keeps the FSF and the GNU Project running -- and in order to fulfill their goals for 2016, they need your support.
Shining a spotlight on free software: the FSF's Licensing & Compliance Lab's interview series
In August of 2012, the Licensing & Compliance Lab kicked off a series of interviews with developers of free software. With 2015 in the rear-view mirror, we take a moment to look back on the series and highlight these great projects once again.
Free software activists come together to improve proposed U.S. Department of Education regulations
The Free Software Foundation submitted comments from free software activists in response to the U.S. Department of Education's proposed new regulations on the licensing of grant-funded works.
Join with me to support the Software Freedom Conservancy
This is a key moment to stand up for yourselves, to give back for work that's already been done, and to ensure the continued growth of free software as a means to ensure our freedom, and the freedom of future generations. Fortunately, since we have the strength of numbers to draw on, you can do your part for both organizations for less than the monthly cost of a couple Netflix subscriptions or a single dinner out.
Help put the Planet in LibrePlanet by sponsoring an attendee
Here at the Free Software Foundation, we're selecting the program for LibrePlanet 2016: Fork the System right now. It's shaping up to be another standard-setting free software conference -- but we need your help.
Friday Free Software Directory IRC meetup: December 18th
Join the FSF and friends Friday, December 18th, from 12pm to 3pm EST (16:00 to 19:00 UTC) to help improve the Free Software Directory.
FSF announces fundraising support for GNU Guix, a new approach to GNU/Linux
GNU Guix is liberating, dependable, and hackable!
GNU Press fundraiser discount: members enjoy 30% off, nonmembers get 10%!
Now until January 31st, we are offering 30% off for members with their regular member discount, and 10% off for non-members with the discount code GNUInTheDark.