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Open Source Village is a pop-up village for the open source community, running alongside FOSDEM at the Commons Hub Brussels.
Open Source Village is a co-created pop-up village for the open source community, running alongside FOSDEM at the Commons Hub Brussels. For twelve days it offers coworking, workshops, meeting rooms and evening socials — a place to land, to work, and to build relationships that outlast the conference weekend.
Open Source Village is a co-created pop-up village that takes over the Commons Hub Brussels for twelve days around FOSDEM, the open source community's largest annual gathering.
Rather than competing with the conference, the village gives people a reason to arrive early and stay late: coworking space and a living room that are open all day, bookable meeting rooms, an open space for workshops and talks, themed days built with partner communities, and evening meetups hosted by sponsors. There is a kids corner too, because there is no village without kids.
The village is invitation only. Applications are reviewed by the core contributors so the room stays diverse and everyone gets a real chance to meet each other, and sponsors can bring people from their own communities.
Open Source Village is organised with the Commons Hub Brussels and a group of partner communities, and is funded by sponsors who want to give back to the people who maintain the open source they depend on.
Always "Open Source Village", three words, no hyphen and no abbreviation. "OSV" is not used.
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