FOSSY 2023 | Conference Schedule

FOSSY 2023 Thursday, July 13, 2023

Conference times are in PDT (UTC-0700). Current talks will be highlighted.

Room	E142	E143	E144	E145	E146	E147	E148
Track	XMPP	FOSS For Education	Grow Your Project Workshop	FOSS at Play: Games, creative development, and open technology	AArch64/ARM64 Servers and Open Source - The Who, What, Why, and How	Free BSD Workshop
10:30 AM PDT (5:30 PM UTC)	Registration table open
11:00 AM PDT (6:00 PM UTC)	Welcome lunch
1:45 PM PDT (8:45 PM UTC)	Opening Remarks - Ballroom
2:00 PM PDT (9:00 PM UTC)	XMPP Introduction and Overview Sam Whited	Plom: A free solution for paperless open marking Elizabeth Xiao	Growth: Accelerate your project’s adoption, usage and community engagement Emily Omier, Matt Yonkovit	Language Tools For Creators Paco Xander Nathan	What is it like to run a datacenter with AArch64? Lance Albertson	Free BSD Workshop Deb Goodkin, Drew Gurkowski	Reserved
2:30 PM PDT (9:30 PM UTC)	Setting Up A Snikket Server Root			Language Tools For Creators Paco Xander Nathan
3:00 PM PDT (10:00 PM UTC)	Building open standards-based ecosystems Matthew Wild	Music Blocks: Computation in and through music Devin Ulibarri, Walter Bender		Developing games with Godot Engine and other open source software Tom Lechner	ARMing yourself for the future! Erik Benner
4:00 PM PDT (11:00 PM UTC)	Coffee/tea break
4:30 PM PDT (11:30 PM UTC)	My XMPP Past, Present, and Future Stephen Paul Weber	UniTime - Born of Research, Now Fostering Open Research Through Competition Stephanie Youngman	Growth Workshop Continuation	'Space Station 13': Transitioning to Open Source Kai Richardson	How Changing Your Server Architecture Can Help Save the World Aaron Williams	Free BSD Workshop Continuation
Thu, 5:00 PM PDT (Fri, 12:00 AM UTC)	My XMPP Past, Present, and Future Stephen Paul Weber				Panel: How AArch64/ARM64 is taking over the Data Center? Aaron Williams, Andrew Kelley, Dave Neary, Erik Benner, Lance Albertson
Thu, 5:30 PM PDT (Fri, 12:30 AM UTC)	XMPP Connectivity & Security moparisthebest	Hands-On Teaching with JupyterLab Moshe Zadka		Create your own crossword puzzles Rosanna Yuen
Thu, 6:00 PM PDT (Fri, 1:00 AM UTC)	XMPP Connectivity & Security moparisthebest	Advanced Video for your Campus: The Opencast Video Ecosystem Carlos Turró-Ribalta		Break	AArch64/ARM64 Open Q&A
Thu, 6:30 PM PDT (Fri, 1:30 AM UTC)	Break
Thu, 7:00 PM PDT (Fri, 2:00 AM UTC)	Official Thursday Night Social at Punch Bowl Social Portland, 340 SW Morrison St Suite 4305, Portland, OR 97204 All attendees are invited! Support provided by RedHat.
Thu, 10:00 PM PDT (Fri, 5:00 AM UTC)	Day End

10:30AM–11:00AM

Registration table open

ends 11 a.m.

11:00AM–01:45PM

Welcome lunch

ends 1:45 p.m.

01:45PM–02:00PM

Opening Remarks - Ballroom

ends 2 p.m.

02:00PM–02:30PM

XMPP Introduction and Overview
Sam Whited

XMPP — E142
ends 2:30 p.m.

Plom: A free solution for paperless open marking
Elizabeth Xiao

FOSS For Education — E143
ends 3 p.m.

Growth: Accelerate your project’s adoption, usage and community engagement
Emily Omier, Matt Yonkovit

Grow Your Project Workshop — E144
ends 4 p.m.

Language Tools For Creators
Paco Xander Nathan

FOSS at Play: Games, creative development, and open technology — E145
ends 3 p.m.

What is it like to run a datacenter with AArch64?
Lance Albertson

AArch64/ARM64 Servers and Open Source - The Who, What, Why, and How — E146
ends 3 p.m.

Free BSD Workshop
Deb Goodkin, Drew Gurkowski

Free BSD Workshop — E147
ends 4 p.m.

Reserved

E148
ends 6:30 p.m.

02:30PM–03:00PM

Setting Up A Snikket Server
Root

XMPP — E142
ends 3 p.m.

03:00PM–04:00PM

Building open standards-based ecosystems
Matthew Wild

XMPP — E142
ends 4 p.m.

Music Blocks: Computation in and through music
Devin Ulibarri, Walter Bender

FOSS For Education — E143
ends 4 p.m.

Developing games with Godot Engine and other open source software
Tom Lechner

FOSS at Play: Games, creative development, and open technology — E145
ends 4 p.m.

ARMing yourself for the future!
Erik Benner

AArch64/ARM64 Servers and Open Source - The Who, What, Why, and How — E146
ends 4 p.m.

04:00PM–04:30PM

Coffee/tea break

Free BSD Workshop — E147, E142, E143, E144, E146, E145
ends 4:30 p.m.

04:30PM–05:00PM

My XMPP Past, Present, and Future
Stephen Paul Weber

XMPP — E142
ends 5:30 p.m.

UniTime - Born of Research, Now Fostering Open Research Through Competition
Stephanie Youngman

FOSS For Education — E143
ends 5:30 p.m.

Growth Workshop Continuation

Grow Your Project Workshop — E144
ends 6:30 p.m.

'Space Station 13': Transitioning to Open Source
Kai Richardson

FOSS at Play: Games, creative development, and open technology — E145
ends 5 p.m.

How Changing Your Server Architecture Can Help Save the World
Aaron Williams

AArch64/ARM64 Servers and Open Source - The Who, What, Why, and How — E146
ends 5 p.m.

Free BSD Workshop Continuation

Free BSD Workshop — E147
ends 6:30 p.m.

05:00PM–05:30PM

FOSS at Play: Games, creative development, and open technology — E145
ends 5:30 p.m.

Panel: How AArch64/ARM64 is taking over the Data Center?
Aaron Williams, Andrew Kelley, Dave Neary, Erik Benner, Lance Albertson

AArch64/ARM64 Servers and Open Source - The Who, What, Why, and How — E146
ends 6 p.m.

05:30PM–06:00PM

XMPP Connectivity & Security
moparisthebest

XMPP — E142
ends 6:30 p.m.

Hands-On Teaching with JupyterLab
Moshe Zadka

FOSS For Education — E143
ends 6 p.m.

Create your own crossword puzzles
Rosanna Yuen

FOSS at Play: Games, creative development, and open technology — E145
ends 6 p.m.

06:00PM–06:30PM

Advanced Video for your Campus: The Opencast Video Ecosystem
Carlos Turró-Ribalta

FOSS For Education — E143
ends 6:30 p.m.

Break

FOSS at Play: Games, creative development, and open technology — E145
ends 6:30 p.m.

AArch64/ARM64 Open Q&A

AArch64/ARM64 Servers and Open Source - The Who, What, Why, and How — E146
ends 6:30 p.m.

06:30PM–07:00PM

Break

ends 7 p.m.

07:00PM–10:00PM

Official Thursday Night Social at Punch Bowl Social Portland, 340 SW Morrison St Suite 4305, Portland, OR 97204 All attendees are invited! Support provided by RedHat.

ends 10 p.m.

10:00PM

Day End

Room	E142	E143	E144	E145	E146	E147	E148
Track		FOSS For Education	Sustainable Open Source Business	Community: Open Source in Practice	Copyleft and Compliance	BSD Unix	Wild card
9:30 AM PDT (4:30 PM UTC)	Keynote: RHEL Panel Discussion Bradley M. Kuhn, benny Vasquez, James (Jim) Wright, Jeremy Allison
10:30 AM PDT (5:30 PM UTC)	Reserved	Harnessing Open-Source Innovation for an Integrated, Student-Centric e-Content Development and Lear Carl White, David King	Positioning your Open Source Project and Commercial Product for Fun and Profit Emily Omier	Contributor Growth Strategies for OSS Projects Dawn Foster	Free Software Policy with Semi-Firm Firmware Kyle Rankin	Falling in Love with FreeBSD, Again Michael Dexter	Where does "sustaining" open source fall down? Richard Littauer
11:30 AM PDT (6:30 PM UTC)		Hidden Gems: Enabling Open Source Communities & Building up Talent Pipelines Through Mentorship Stephanie Lieggi, Carlos Maltzahn, Jayjeet Chakraborty	Dear Open Source, let’s do a better job of asking for money John Robb	Let's stop reinventing the wheel: Community management in 3 steps Karsten (quaid) Wade	What we really want: an enforcer's perspective Bradley M. Kuhn	NetBSD on your home router Alexander Vasarab	The Business Case for Open Source Laptops Mike Jang
12:00 PM PDT (7:00 PM UTC)			Safety and Ethical Considerations in Collecting OSS Usage Data Avi Press	You're Doing Great! The underappreciated art of appreciation Loren Crary		NetBSD on your home router Alexander Vasarab	The Business Case for Open Source Laptops Mike Jang
12:30 PM PDT (7:30 PM UTC)	Lunch
2:00 PM PDT (9:00 PM UTC)	Reserved	Developing Labs for Teaching Kids Webdev Matt Cengia	Embracing Building an Open Source Business: Balancing Profit and Community Without Compromise Matt Yonkovit	Open Source Insomnia: What Keeps Us Up at Night Julia Ferraioli, Josh Simmons, Monica Ayhens-Madon	Break	Panel Discussion: Ask us Anything Michael Dexter, Alexander Vasarab, Andrew Fresh	Winning Over Compliance Skeptics Aaron Williams, Kenaz Kwa
3:00 PM PDT (10:00 PM UTC)	Reserved	Helping Faculty Bring Students into Open Source - Kits and Education-Oriented Projects Grant Braught, Karl R. Wurst	Case Study: Zig Software Foundation Andrew Kelley	Open Source Anti-Patterns Tom "spot" Callaway	Break	Panel Discussion: Getting Involved Andrew Fresh, Alexander Vasarab, Michael Dexter	Workshop - Defining Open Source AI Stefano Maffulli
4:00 PM PDT (11:00 PM UTC)	Break	Coffee/tea break
4:30 PM PDT (11:30 PM UTC)		Academic OSPO as RSE Group: Harnessing Student Developers for Collaborative Innovation Daniel Shown	YES YOU CAN - Creating a profitable open source company without venture capital Ann Schlemmer	Building and Supporting Open Source Communities Through Metrics Georg Link	Break	Break	Open Source AI Exploration or How to Start Engaging in the Space from an Open Source Standpoint JJ Asghar
Fri, 5:30 PM PDT (Sat, 12:30 AM UTC)		Students Favor Open Source, but Don’t Really Understand It Gregory W. Hislop, Heid Ellis	Discussion: If we had money, what FOSS would we build? Denver Gingerich, Stephen Paul Weber	From Commit Bits to Bylaws: Governing Your Open Source Project Shauna Gordon-McKeon	Break	Break	Community lead user research and usability in Science and Research OSS: What we learned Eriol Fox
Fri, 6:30 PM PDT (Sat, 1:30 AM UTC)	Day End

Room	E142	E143	E144	E145	E146	E147	E148
Track	Science of Community	FOSS for Education	FOSS in Daily Life	Community: Open Source in Practice	Issues in Open Work	Diversity Equity and Inclusion and FOSS	Wild card / Right to Repair
9:30 AM PDT (4:30 PM UTC)	Keynote: Right to Repair Panel Discussion Kyle Wiens, Denver Gingerich, Hilary Shohoney, Juan Manuel Muro, Jr.
10:30 AM PDT (5:30 PM UTC)	Can we combat maintainer burnout with proactive metrics? Sophia Vargas	Diamond Open Education Dr. Cable Green	Break	How you write matters in open source Kyle Davis	Keeping Open Source in the public Interest Stefano Maffulli	Unconference: DEI and FOSS Georg Link, Sriram Ramkrishna	FOSS Mirroring on a budget: how a question turned into 253gbps of worldwide bandwidth in under a yea John 'Warthog9' Hawley
11:30 AM PDT (6:30 PM UTC)	Lightning Talks - Science of Community Matthew Gaughan, adam hyde, Anita Sarma, Kaylea Champion, Shauna Gordon-McKeon	How to procure open source (you don't) Anne-Marie Scott		FreeBSD: Why This Open Source Project Has Endured Drew Gurkowski	Make The Commit – Community Best Practices for Patent Risk Keith Bergelt		Tools for linking Wikidata and OpenStreetMap Edward Betts
12:00 PM PDT (7:00 PM UTC)	Research Data Management Skills Development Leveraged by an Open Source Portfolio Shoji Kajita	Introduction to Incubation at Apereo Benito Gonzalez, Laura Fernandez Moran, Patrick Masson		Lessons Learned From Scaling An Open Source Community By 10,000% Angie Byron			Tools for linking Wikidata and OpenStreetMap Edward Betts
12:30 PM PDT (7:30 PM UTC)	Lunch
2:00 PM PDT (9:00 PM UTC)	Rules of Engagement: Why and How Companies Participate in OSS. Mariam Guizani	We shared some open ed tech. YOU WON'T BELIEVE WHAT HAPPENED NEXT! Clint Lalonde, Anne-Marie Scott	You don't carry a phone?! Improving societal acceptance of abnormal people Denver Gingerich	"I didn't sign up for this": The invisible work of maintaining and scaling FOSS projects Stuart Geiger	Driving Sustainable Digital Public Goods: Lessons from Guiding Companies to Embrace Open Source Vipul Siddharth	The Hidden Challenges of Inclusive Collaboration Ildikó Váncsa	Break
2:30 PM PDT (9:30 PM UTC)	Break		Nature adventures with FOSS Sage Sharp				Break
3:00 PM PDT (10:00 PM UTC)	Interactive Session -- Let's Get Real: Putting Research Findings into Practice Kaylea Champion, Aaron Shaw, Mako Hill	Open Source in Higher Ed is Different Patrick Masson	Running an Open Source Hackerspace Tracy Homer	Forging Strong Open Source Communities: Insights and Lessons from the Sakai LMS Community Joshua Wilson	Open Source and Automated Science Sayeed Choudhury	Thinking about FOSS, systemically Anna e só	Right to Repair, FOSS, and restoring hardware ownership Kevin O'Reilly
3:30 PM PDT (10:30 PM UTC)		Open Source in Higher Ed is Different Patrick Masson	IndieWeb 101: owning your content and identity Wm Salt Hale		Open Source and Automated Science Sayeed Choudhury	Thinking about FOSS, systemically Anna e só
4:00 PM PDT (11:00 PM UTC)	Coffee/tea break
4:30 PM PDT (11:30 PM UTC)	Open Discussion: Open Source Governance Shauna Gordon-McKeon	Open Standards in Higher Ed and the Challenges of Interoperability Benito Gonzalez, Laura Fernandez Moran	Thoughts after daily driving postmarketOS for 3 years Anjan Momi	Let's talk about Non-profit Boards Deb Nicholson	Identifying Common Issues, and Potential Solutions, Across Sectors Doing Open Work Stephen Jacobs	The Open Social Compact: A Citizenship Model for Digital Communities Coraline Ada Ehmke	Right to Repair Discussion Kyle Wiens, Kevin O'Reilly
Sat, 5:00 PM PDT (Sun, 12:00 AM UTC)			Resiliency Maps: Open source tools and open data for disaster risk reduction Nicole Martinelli	Let's talk about Non-profit Boards Deb Nicholson	Academic Open Source and Open Work BOF Stephen Jacobs, Richard Littauer		Right to Repair Discussion Kyle Wiens, Kevin O'Reilly
Sat, 5:30 PM PDT (Sun, 12:30 AM UTC)	Break	Improving Diversity in Computing by Teaching Humanitarian Free and Open Source Heid Ellis, Grant Braught, Heid Ellis	Steadfast Self-Hosting: Rapid-Rise Personal Cloud Adam Monsen	How To Steal From Maintainers Richard Schneeman			Advocacy 101: Your role in passing pro-FOSS legislation Kevin O'Reilly, Kyle Wiens
Sat, 6:00 PM PDT (Sun, 1:00 AM UTC)	Break		Planning a wedding with FOSS Pono Takamori	How To Steal From Maintainers Richard Schneeman	Break	From Conversations to Action: Creating a healthy, diverse open source community. Anita Sarma, Zixuan Steve Feng
Sat, 6:30 PM PDT (Sun, 1:30 AM UTC)	Break
Sat, 7:00 PM PDT (Sun, 2:00 AM UTC)	FOSS For Education Mixer at Spirit77. All attendees welcome, free drink tickets available at the Apereo booth.
Sat, 10:00 PM PDT (Sun, 5:00 AM UTC)	Day End

Room	E142	E143	E144	E145	E146	E147	E148
Track	Container Days	FOSS for Education		Open Source AI + Data	Software Worker Coops	Diversity Equity and Inclusion and FOSS	Security
9:30 AM PDT (4:30 PM UTC)	Keynote: Outreachy Celebration Karen Sandler, Anna e só, Sage Sharp
10:30 AM PDT (5:30 PM UTC)	The Cloud Native Burrito Josh Berkus	Reserved	Room Break	Empowering Data Driven Strategies with Open Source Machine Learning: Tools, Techniques and Tips Hema Veeradhi, Surya Prakash Pathak	Inside Igalia: Scaling a Co-Op Beyond 100 Members Valerie Young	Onboarding Newcomers - More Than Just CONTRIBUTING.md Elizabeth Barron, Justin W. Flory	Challenges in open, self-sovereign identity Tom Marble
11:00 AM PDT (6:00 PM UTC)	Getting Started with vcluster in Production Mike Petersen, Carl Montanari						Challenges in open, self-sovereign identity Tom Marble
11:30 AM PDT (6:30 PM UTC)				Secure Data Sharing: Homomorphic Encryption and Confidential Computing Surya Prakash Pathak, AAKANKSHA DUGGAL	Agaric Technology Collective Keegan Rankin, Louis Elkner-Alfaro	Open Source Your Inclusive Language Initiatives Monica Ayhens-Madon	Doing a TUF: Secure Any Shared Storage Nisha Kumar
12:00 PM PDT (7:00 PM UTC)	Incremental Arm64 migration with multi-arch containers and heterogeneous Kubernetes clusters Dave Neary			How AI can help sustain open source, not destroy it Justin Dorfman	Snowdrift.coop: sustainable funding for FLO projects Aaron Wolf	Room Break	Room Break
12:30 PM PDT (7:30 PM UTC)	Lunch
2:00 PM PDT (9:00 PM UTC)	Finch: simple/open/extensible Weike Qu, Kyle Davis	BOF: FOSS Advocates in Higher Education Patrick Masson	Room Break	Using Python with Proprietary Compute Power to Leverage Big Data Analytics Joseph Castle, PhD	Co-ops: 'Open Source' Capitalism Joel Brock	Discussion: Mentoring and internship challenges Sage Sharp	Breaking the Chains of Trusting Trust: Reproducible Builds and More! Vagrant Cascadian
3:00 PM PDT (10:00 PM UTC)	Open Source Dev Containers with DevPod Rich Burroughs	Room Break		Accelerate Model Training with an Easy to Use High-Performance AI/ML Stack for the Cloud Michael Clifford, Erik Erlandson	The Open Source Demos: Who is Entitled to Vote in an Open Source Organization? Watson	Conflu, con crud, and COVID-19: the time for Health and Safety policies is yesterday Josh Simmons	FOSS in World Affairs Delib
3:30 PM PDT (10:30 PM UTC)	Where should my K8s Dev Environment Be? Debo Ray	Room Break					FOSS in World Affairs Delib
4:00 PM PDT (11:00 PM UTC)	Coffee/tea break
4:30 PM PDT (11:30 PM UTC)	Power Up with Podman Paige Cruz	Room Break	Room Break	Enabling Accelerated AI and Data Workflows on CPUs, GPUs and FPGAs through oneAPI Sriram Ramkrishna	Panel: Let's talk about co-ops! Clayton Craft, Aaron Wolf, Dan Fourie, Denver Gingerich, Joel Brock, Keegan Rankin, Valerie Young, Watson	Room Break	Room Break
Sun, 5:30 PM PDT (Mon, 12:30 AM UTC)	Automating Day 2 Operations with Kubebuilder and Operator SDK Steve Sklar	Room Break	Room Break	Dashboards are dead, long live dashboards! James Kunstle		Room Break	Room Break
Sun, 6:00 PM PDT (Mon, 1:00 AM UTC)	Closing Remarks
Sun, 6:30 PM PDT (Mon, 1:30 AM UTC)	Day End

Conference Schedule

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FOSSY 2023 Thursday, July 13, 2023

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FOSSY 2023 Friday, July 14, 2023

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FOSSY 2023 Saturday, July 15, 2023

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FOSSY 2023 Sunday, July 16, 2023

09:30AM–10:30AM

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