April 16, 2018 | User news is the official bi-weekly newsletter of CiviCRM
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Written by Paul Keogan, BackOffice Thinking - April 10, 2018
Higher Logic, the leader in association and nonprofit community engagement platforms, and CiviCRM, the open source CRM and AMS leader, are announcing an important integration. The Higher Logic community platform will now be able to work seamlessly with the leading open source AMS and nonprofit CRM. CiviCRM has over 10,000 active sites. Additionally, over 2,000 of these sites have at least 25,000 constituents (see CiviCRM stats). This integration to the CiviCRM ecosystem further strengthens its competitiveness in the AMS and nonprofit CRM space. Read full article...
Written by CiviCRM Dev Team - March 13, 2018
During this coming April, you may notice something peculiar on the civicrm.org download page -- instead of 4.7.32, you'll see a jump up to 5.0.0. Does this mean that CiviCRM is finally implementing a personal voice-assistant to take-down Amazon Echo? Nope. Maybe it means open-season on changes, granting a general license to break backward-compatibility? Nope. 5.0 is boring. It's basically the same thing as 4.7. Read full article...
Written by Andrew Hunt, AGH Strategies - April 10, 2018
As part of the release notes for each new version, I compile a list of the people who have contributed code or reviewed changes that go into the release. As you might expect, many of the familiar names from the CiviCRM partners list are there. Read full article...
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May 3, 2018
This one day event is designed for existing CiviCRM users as well as nonprofit professionals interested in exploring CiviCRM.
May 15, 2018
This exciting CiviCRM conference for 2018 is the first one of it's kind to take place in the London after last years hugely popular CiviCamp Manchester!
CIVICRM EVENTS
CiviCRM events bring together a community of end users, administrators and developers of CiviCRM for content-rich discussions, lectures, networking and training.
May 22, 2018
Attend CiviCamp and learn about CiviCRM and what it can do for your organization, meet other CiviCRM Users, CiviCRM Partners and CiviCRM Core Team Members and gather their feedback, learn advanced strategies for managing your online database, ask any questions you might have, share tips and build connections!
Sept 24, 2018
There will be a whopping five tracks this year, targeted for existing CiviCRM users as well as nonprofit professionals interested in exploring Civi. There will be more nuts and bolts sessions, as well as some longer sessions that will take a start-to-finish deep dive into a nonprofit’s workflow and how Civi can help.
Event Details | Registration online soon
Sept 25 -29, 2018
The CiviCRM Core Team is pleased to announce what we hope will become an annual event; a combined governance summit and code sprint. This year’s event will begin on September 25th, immediately following CiviCamp Hartford, and will be located in West Milford, New Jersey (within an hour from major airports).
Sprints such as these are a fantastic way to get to know and network with key stakeholders within the CiviCRM community, to learn about the codebase and upcoming improvements to it, and to otherwise get involved in the most amazing CRM for nonprofits in the world.
More events, webinars, meetups, etc.
> Apr 17 | The Essentials of CiviVolunteer - Online training, 12pm ET
> Apr 18 | CiviLunch: Using CiviEvent - Webinar, 12pm ET
> Apr 18 | CiviTip: Groups, Smart Groups, Tags - Online training, 3:30pm ET
> Apr 18 | Free CiviCRM Seminar - Workshop, London UK, 10am GMT
> Apr 19 | Melbourne CiviCRM Meetup - Meetup, Melbourne AU, 6pm AUT
> Apr 25 | CiviNYC Work & Learn Day - Meetup, New York US, 3pm ET
> Apr 25 | CiviTip: Deduping & Merging - Online training, 1pm ET
> Apr 25 | CiviLunch: Using CiviMember - Webinar, 12pm ET
> Apr 26 | Organizing Successful Events - Online training, 11am ET
> May 2 | CiviTip: Custom Fields - Online training, 1:30pm ET
> May 3 | Fundamentals of Membership Management - Online training, 12pm ET
> May 9 | CiviCRM 101 Webinar - Webinar, 6pm GMT
> May 16 | NYS Capital District May Meetup - Meetup, Albany US, 5:30pm ET
> May 16 | CiviCRM Israel Meetup - Meetup, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel, 6:30pm IDT
> May 16 | CiviTip: Different Uses of Profiles - Online training, 2:30pm ET
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Partners, members and contributors make CiviCRM happen. They not only represent the very best of CiviCRM, they help sustain the project for everyone. Look for the badge and you'll find the standouts in the CiviCRM community. Consider supporting CiviCRM by becoming a partner or a member today.
Empowering Partner since 2013
GMCVO is the voluntary sector support organisation for the city-region of Greater Manchester in the United Kingdom. GMCVO was set up as a registered charity and company limited by guarantee in 1975. We provide CiviCRM services to over 60 organisations in the UK and provide consultancy, system implementation, training and on-going support to help voluntary organisations and charities grow. Based in United Kingdom.
Supporting Partner since 2013
Palante Technology Cooperative works to help non-profit, progressive organizations move forward with the aid of technology. We come to this work with technical expertise, a deep understanding of the particular needs of community organizations, and a long-standing commitment to working for social justice. Based in United States.
Supporting Partner since 2017
We provide a wide range of services implementing and developing CiviCRM and related services. Focusing on open-source technologies and systems to help us live more sustainably. Based in United Kingdom.
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CiviCRM Jobs is a community resource that enables organizations to promote employment opportunities and find quality help.
> Manager of Product Analytics, full-time - Wikimedia Foundation
> Creative Project Manager, full-time - Wikimedia Foundation
> Talent & Culture (HR) Administrator, full-time - Wikimedia Foundation
> Web Developer, full-time - Circle Interactive
> Administrative Assistant, full-time - Wikimedia Foundation
> Application Security Engineer, full-time - Wikimedia Foundation
Protect Your Investment in CiviCRM
CiviCRM is neither free to build nor maintain, relying instead on voluntary donations to fund the project. Your donation protects your investment and supports CiviCRM for everyone.
CiviCRM is the leading open source CRM for nonprofits and civic-sector organizations worldwide, currently powering 10,630 organizations, managing 226,071,214 contacts and empowering 143,356,560 contributions.
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