Kari L. Jordan
Our 2026-2028 Bridge Strategic Plan is here
Learn how we are advancing curriculum, strengthening community leadership, and building a more sustainable and equitable future for The Carpentries.
Cheers to a New Year of Learning, Collaboration, and Impact
We are prioritising sustainability and capacity, equipping our global community, and enriching our curriculum portfolio in 2026 and beyond.
Reflecting on Five Years: Publishing The Carpentries Strategic Plan Evaluation Report (2020-2025)
We are pleased to share the evaluation report of our 2020-2025 Strategic Plan, now publicly available on Zenodo. This marks the conclusion of one chapter and sets the stage for the next.
We're Almost There: Share Your Input on The Carpentries' New Membership Model
The Carpentries has developed a draft vision for the new membership model, and would like your input towards its final design.
Kari L. Jordan
Erin Becker
Daniela Saderi
Vanessa Fairhurst
Patricia Herterich
Noam Ross
Yanina Bellini Saibene
Leah Wasser
Yo Yehudi
From Surviving to Thriving: A Convening to Reclaim and Sustain Open Science Communities
Building resilience in open science starts with collaboration.
On the Importance of Agility and Values-Aligned Decisions-Making
Navigating unprecedented challenges requires courage and practical solutions; we are here to collaborate.
Building Skills with Generalist Repositories: An Update on the Carpentries + GREI Collaboration
Learn about the important steps taken toward co-creating new lesson content!
Announcing Withdrawal of NSF Pathways to Enable Open-Source Ecosystems Proposal
Due to NSF’s new requirements preventing awardees operating programs that advance or promote DEI, The Carpentries has withdrawn our application for funding.
Announcing organisational sustainability support from Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
The Carpentries received a grant to support organisational sustainability and capacity to improve the coding and data skills of open source researchers
The Carpentries' Reinforced Commitment to Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Accessibility
Responding to injustice is about more than making a public statement.