We're changing the layout of our bi-weekly community emails. There's a lot happening in the CiviCRM community and we're trying to fit it all in. Bear with us as we improve this email design!
November 5, 2018 | News & Updates from CiviCRM | https://civicrm.org/blog
November 1, 2018 - Written by josh, CiviCRM Core Team | Read Full Article
Contributor Elections: Of the 261 voters in this election, 199 cast ballots. Those elected will develop the outline approved by the Governance Summit into a document clearly laying out...
October 31, 2018 - Written by AlanDixon, Blackfly Solutions | Read Full Article
This month, British Columbians (in Canada) will be voting on whether to adopt proportional representation (PR) when electing their provincial representatives. If they do, they'll be...
October 25, 2018 - Written by mattwire, MJW Consulting | Read Full Article
If you've heard of stripe you'll know it's a great platform for accepting credit card payments. If you haven't heard of it and are reading this then you should try it out: https://stripe.com.
October 25, 2018 - Written by josh, CiviCRM Core Team | Read Full Article
The first annual CiviCRM Governance Summit was held in New Jersey, USA on 25/26 September 2018, attended by 29 people - core team, partners, users and service providers from around...
October 25, 2018 - Written by skornien, Agiliway | Read Full Article
As we have notified earlier, Agiliway has released a native CiviMobile application to address the users’ need to use CiviCRM system on the go. The mobile application for CiviCRM built on...
October 24, 2018 - Written by jamie, Progressive Technology Project | Read Full Article
Powerbase (the Progressive Technology Project's hosted CiviCRM program) provides a Drupal site for your CiviCRM database, but, even though it's in Drupal, you can't use it for your...
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Improve CiviCRM for everyone | https://civicrm.org/make-it-happen
Make It Happen (MIH) campaigns are a great way to get or support new features that you’d like to see into CiviCRM but which hasn't been included within core development. Driven by the community, MIH campaigns can be a fast, easy way to support a specific new feature or improvement: they’re CiviCRM’s form of crowdfunding!
CiviCRM is full of features. For the thousands of organizations that rely on its powerful capabilities, that's a good thing. But to new users getting started for the first time, it can be a little daunting. Enter CiviTutorial, user-friendly guides to help people get up and running with the software quickly.
Funders include: Fuzion, JMA Consulting, Nubay Services, CommunityCRM Pty Ltd, Pauli Systems, LC
Led by CiviCRM Core Team
Easily build and rearrange forms in CiviCRM with a powerful drag-n-drop form editor.
The CiviCRM Core Team is pleased to announce that work has started on a powerful, native form builder for CiviCRM. Long identified as a key piece of functionality, the native form builder made it officially to the roadmap in 2015.
Funded by: Fuzion, DevApp, Audienceware, JMA Consulting, Greenleaf Advancement, dotPro Tecnologia, Coop Symbiotic
Select2 is a library that enhances the usability of CiviCRM by providing rich dropdown widgets like the EntityRef field and action menus. This initative will overhaul those widgets by performing a major upgrade to the Select2 library. This new version provides greater accessibility for users with special needs, and an all-around improved user experience. JMA Consulting is spearheading this initiative in collaboration with the Core Team.
Funded by: JMA Consulting, Agileware
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CiviCamps, lectures, webinars, trainings and more | https://civicrm.org/events
> Nov 6 | CiviCRM North East England user group - Meetup, Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK, 6pm GMT
> Nov 7 | Fundamentals of Mass Email using Mosaico - Webinar, 12pm ET
> Nov 13 | Fundamentals of Contact Management (by Cividesk) - Webinar, 12pm ET
> Nov 21 | Free CiviCRM Seminar, London - Workshop, London, UK, 10am GMT
> Nov 29 | CiviNYC Work and Learn Day - Meetup, New York, NY, 3pm ET
> Nov 30 | Fundamentals of Event Management (by Cividesk) - Webinar, 11am ET
> Dec 5 | Fundamentals of Membership Management (by Cividesk) - Webinar, 2pm ET
> Dec 6 | CiviCRM Meetup in Leeds - Meetup, Leeds, UK, 12:30pm GMT
> Dec 11 | Organizing Successful Events (by Cividesk) - Webinar, 12pm ET
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A job board for the CiviCRM Community | https://civicrm.org/jobs
> Website Manager - Full Time - The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History
> UX Designer, Fundraising (Contract) - Temp/Project-based - Wikimedia Foundation
> Website Manager - Full Time - The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History
> Engineering Manager, Apps - Full Time - Wikimedia Foundation
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Expert providers, technology partners, active contributors and member organizations help fund and sustain CiviCRM for everyone. civicrm.org/look-for-the-badge
Our bi-weekly community emails are sponsored by CiviCRM partners. Not only are they the experts in CiviCRM, they actively fund the project for everyone. If you're using a provider, then look for the badge and ensure that they are a CiviCRM partner. This email is sponsored by:
Based in the United States, specializing in CiviCRM + Drupal. Services include implementation, support, training, custom development, data migration. View profile on CiviCRM...
Union Web Services (UWS) exists to promote and further the goals of the labor movement by providing 21st century technologies, techniques, and tactics, including online tools that allow unions to reach their members and other constituents in the most cost-effective and direct manner possible. We do this while offering our workers the benefits of union membership. We constantly seek to improve working conditions for our clients and their members. Ultimately, it is our goal that our tools and services will revitalize the labor movement in the US and beyond. All UWS workers are members of Communications Workers of America, Local 1180.
Based in the United Kingdom, specializing in CiviCRM + Drupal. Services include implementation, support, training, custom development. View profile on CiviCRM...
Third Sector Design helps non profits and political organisations to maximise their impact. We were established in 2005 and have been working with CiviCRM since 2008. We have a proven track record with large and small organizations in the UK and Europe and have been key in building up the CiviCRM community in the UK. We work closely with other CiviCRM providers and the core team to deliver maximum benefit for our clients and the wider CiviCRM community.
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.
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