Projects - Slacks, Discords, Teams

The Apptivists

Where tech meets activism. Pitch, hack, ship, repeat - until the world catches up.

Prosocial Tech Collab (PTC)

The goal of Prosocial Tech Collab (PTC) is to provide a dedicated space for people to find collaborators for projects related to prosocial tech, as well as to foster community and resource sharing.

UKGovCamp Slack

Slack workplace attached to UKGovcamp

Slacks, Discords, Teams

Code for Korea Slack

South Korea (Republic of) (Hanguk or Namhan) 🇰🇷

See what Code for Korea is up to

nullfull Discord

South Korea (Republic of) (Hanguk or Namhan) 🇰🇷

124 members

Lanka Software Foundation's Slack

Sri Lanka 🇱🇰

Metagov Slack

United States of America 🇺🇸

Metagov is host to a community of research and practice.

IAN's Slack Community

New York City (NYC / New York, NY)

IAN is building a Slack community to connect our members and provide more opportunity for collaboration, networking and real time answers to legal questions.

immigration

Agencies for Good

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland 🇬🇧

We’re a community of tech for good agencies, consultancies and freelancers. We hang out on a Slack Workspace and support each other to do socially impactful work.

Slack

Our Slack workspace helps individuals in the Responsible Tech ecosystem connect with one another, discuss research, share events, learn about careers and job opportunities, and more. In addition, we have channels for specific locations to allow for people to collaborate based on vicinity.

Bethnal Green's Tech for Good Global Community Slack

Sign-up form to join Slack

Code for Africa Slack

Africa

Do you want to join Africa's largest civic technology // open data // digital journalism community on Slack?

Consul's Slack

Amsterdam

An online forum to discuss the CONSUL engagement platform

Consul

Code for Puerto Rico's Slack

San Juan, Puerto Rico

Slack instance for the Code for group

Code for Japan Slack Community

Japan (Nihon or Nippon) 🇯🇵

Code for Japan's Slack has more than 5,500 people interested in Civic Tech. Participants are diverse, including engineers, designers, civil servants, students, researchers, and NPOs. No special qualification is required. Anyone who is interested in Code for Japan or Civic Tech can participate.