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Join Cividesk on Thursday, October 24th at 10 am MT/ 11 am CT/ 12 pm ET for our online training session, the Fundamentals of Mass Emailing. 

Cividesk has added another Fundamentals of Contact Management class this month on Tuesday, October 22nd at 2 pm PT/ 3 pm MT/ 5 pm ET/ October 23rd at 7 am AEST. 

CiviCRM version 5.18.0 is now out and ready to download.

Big thanks to Andrew Hunt and Alice Frumin from AGH Strategies for putting up together release notes for this version. 

The release notes for 5.18.0 can be accessed here.

Want to learn more about the CiviVolunteer extension for CiviCRM that makes it easy to manage and track volunteers, whether it be an on-going volunteer project or a specific event?

Cividesk is offering our most popular online class at a time that also accomodates participants from Australia & New Zealand.

Come along to the third meetup of 2019, a workshop style session discussing challenges submitted by attendees in advance. 

As suggested by attendees in the last meetup, there's more to explore on the theme of contacts including Relationships and how they could be used to segment lists for email marketing, Households and more.

Take advantage of this opportunity to learn more about managing membership renewal during the 2-hour online training class, Organizing a Membership Renewal Campaign, offered by Cividesk on Wednesday, September 25th at 11 am PT/ 12 pm MT/ 2 pm ET.

This is an open invitation for everyone in the Asia/Pacific region to join other Australians, New Zealanders etc. on-line to catch-up and discuss all things CiviCRM. If you are a CiviCRM user, developer or casual user with questions, then you are most welcome to join us.

We are pleased to release the new stripe extension version 6.0 just in time for the implementation of the new European PSD2 payments directive that enters into force on the 14th September.

Credit goes to other people but I wanted to point out a new setting now available as of 5.17.0 that should speed up most sites. At worst it should have no effect. It's like that button on traffic light poles - you press it and sometimes it does nothing but sometimes the light changes faster. Either way you're no worse off, except they now have your fingerprints on file.