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Karen Sandler

Software Freedom Conservancy
Executive Director

Karen M. Sandler is Executive Director of the Software Freedom Conservancy, the nonprofit home of dozens of essential free software projects. She is known for her advocacy for free and open source software, particularly in relation to the software on medical devices. She was previously the Executive Director of the GNOME Foundation. Karen co-organizes Outreachy (formerly Outreach Program for Women). She received an O'Reilly Open Source Award and is co-host of the oggcast "Free and in Freedom".

My Speakers Sessions

3:00pm PDT

Is Nonprofit Driven Free Software Different than Business Driven Open Source? - Karen Sandler, GNOME Foundation Cyril Magnin III

11:30am PDT

Bringing More Women to Free and Open Source Software - Karen Sandler, GNOME Foundation Mission I

My Moderators Sessions

11:30am PDT

Panel - GPLv3, Tivoization and Automotive Linux - Richard Fontana, Red Hat; Matthew Garrett, Nebula; Bryant Walker Smith, Stanford University; Greg Olson, Olliance; Karen Sandler, GNOME Foundation (Moderator) Mission I

Collaboration Summit

Karen Sandler

My Speakers Sessions

3:00pm PDT

11:30am PDT

My Moderators Sessions

11:30am PDT

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