BEAR-ing Fruit: How OpenSSF’s Working Group Is Diversifying Open So... Yesenia Yser & Marcela Melara

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OpenSSF diversity working group initiatives address inclusion in open-source security. Framework for structural change and participation barriers.

A 25-minute video from The Linux Foundation: “BEAR-ing Fruit: How OpenSSF’s Working Group Is Diversifying Open So... Yesenia Yser & Marcela Melara”.

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