3 February 2020 | Read all the latest updates about CiviCRM

CiviCRM Annual Report & 2020 Roadmap / written by CiviCRM Core Team / 30 Jan 2020

2019 is long over, however we wanted to do a brief recap of what the Core Team accomplished throughout the year as well as present our priorities for 2020. Since 2016, the Core Team has largely scaled down its... read more

Should I Care About Docker? / written by AlanDixon / 29 Jan 2020

At it's simplest, Docker is a tool for building "containers". A "container" is system-level collection of magic that allows some useful process isolation. Containers have been around for more than 10 years... read more

Finding CiviCRM Menu Items Has Never Been Easier / written by bdaniels / 28 Jan 2020

It’s easy for CiviCRM users to get confused about where to find settings in the CiviCRM menu because the links may be nested within other menu items. This can lead them to look at multiple menu items to find the... read more

Introducing CiviCRM the Movie! / written by erikhommel / 20 Jan 2020

In october 2019 I spend a few days with the community at the Summit in Barcelona, and it was inspiring as usual! On the way back out of all the things we discussed two themes kept going around in my head. The first... read more

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!

• Feb 5 | Washington DC Meetup - Washington DC - 1pm ET
  
• Feb 6 | Fundamentals of Contact Management - Webinar, 11am ET
• Feb 11 | CiviLunch: Using CiviReport - Webinar, 12pm ET
• Feb 11 | Fundamentals of Event Management - Webinar, 11am ET
• Feb 12 | CiviCRM North East England User Group - Newcastle upon Tyne, UK, 6:00pm
• Feb 12 | CiviCRM Londong Meetup - London, UK
• Feb 13 | Organizing Successful Events - Webinar, 11am ET
• Feb 18 | Fundamentals of Membership Management - Webinar, 11am ET
• Feb 19 | CiviLunch: Searching Effectively, Part 1 - Webinar, 1pm ET
• Feb 27 | Fundamentals of Contribution Management - Webinar, 11am ET
• Feb 27 |CiviLunch: Searching Effectively, Part 2 - Webinar, 2pm ET
• Mar 3 | CiviCamp Birmingham - Birmingham, UK
• Mar 4 | Fundamentals of Mass Emailing - Webinar, 11am ET

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