This file describes what contributions we would like to this material and how people should get in touch. We aim to make it easy for people to get involved!
We are aiming for the E&S community pages to contain all relevant material for community members to understand how the E&S GC operates, what is happening in the projects we are supporting, and ways they can connect with us.
The material currently relates to Phase 1 of the E&S GC (period to March 2024). We are currently developing the structure and activities for Phase 2, and the documentation will be updated as soon as we have more information to share! It is designed to be used as a source of information for both internal (Turing) teams and anyone else who is interested! Some materials are restricted for access to Turing employees only, to maintain apprioriate privacy restrictions.
We are aware that there are gaps in the material now, and we are practicing open and transparent development - sharing everything we can with you while we go along, and being honest about our journey! This is supported by version control of the materials using GitHub and open issues to track decision making! We hope you will support this work by sharing your perspectives on what you would like to see in this material!
If you have a suggestion for material to be included in the community pages, please open an issue. We'd love to know what it is you're looking to understand or contribute!
If you are doing research related to E&S, or are impacted by E&S research, we want to know you!
Please take a look at our Stakeholder Map and add yourself!
If you would like to be kept up to date about our activities, share news, opportunities or resources with the community, and connect with other stakeholders in this community, please join our slack and/or email mailing list. A monthly summary "round-up" of slack activity will be emailed to the mailing list, so you won't miss out if you're not on slack regularly!
We love to hear from you! A core part of community building is listening to your interests, priorities and challenges! Our Research Community Manager is always excited to speak directly to members of our community, so drop Cass an email and say "Hi"! [email protected]!