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## Purpose | ||
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To establish and administer a fund for members of the Node.js | ||
Foundation Community Committee(CommComm) to travel and spread knowledge about and support the foundation | ||
and the Node.js Foundation projects. | ||
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## Restrictions | ||
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* Candidates must be CommComm Members of the Node.js project. | ||
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## Process | ||
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Any member can apply for travel funds. Each request may take up to a month | ||
for the CommComm to approve or decline. | ||
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* Open a pull request against this repository which adds an entry to the table at the bottom of this file. | ||
* Include the name of the event you plan to attend. | ||
* Include the location of the event and where you will be traveling from. | ||
* Include the presentation you intend to give, if applicable. | ||
* Include the size of the stipend you wish to receive. | ||
* Reimbursement stipends are expected to vary with travel distance. | ||
* Once the final amount spent is known, update the table again with that information. | ||
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The CommComm will consider each proposal in its next regular meeting. While it is | ||
ultimately at the CommComm's discretion who to approve the following considerations | ||
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are made. | ||
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* Impact: Preference given to underserved communities. More specifically, | ||
within a subject the foundation is trying to promote awareness about (e.g. | ||
general knowledge about the foundation) there are people, communities and | ||
geographies where that knowledge is not very widespread. This is where | ||
preference will be given. For instance, an event in San Francisco would be | ||
less attractive than an event of the same size in Kansas City. | ||
* Cost: The larger the stipend the more critically the CommComm will consider the application. | ||
Budget for this program is a finite resource. | ||
* Equity: Preference given to individuals who do not have a corporate travel fund and have | ||
not previously received a stipend. | ||
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Name | Event | Kind of participation | Location | Date | Stipend size | ||
---- | ----- | --------------------- | -------- | ---- | ------------ | ||
Example Person | NINA 2016 | Collaborator Summit and Code & Learn | Austin, TX, US | 29 Nov – 2 Dec 2016 | US$ 2000 |
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