Ecosystem
Five paths, one connected network.
The ecosystem links community learning, practical challenges, specialist contribution, enabling organizations, and community-led project development.
The ecosystem is organized into five durable pillars. Each pillar offers a distinct way to participate or find relevant context.
Participation paths
Start with the role you can play
Communities
A space for organizers and practitioners to connect local learning activity with a wider regional network and shared context.
Explore 02Challenges
A practical area for collaborative building, structured challenges, and shared exploration of deep-technology problems.
Explore 03Fellows
A framework for connecting approved speakers, mentors, and technical experts with relevant communities and activities.
Explore 04Providers
A place to present approved organizations that contribute relevant tools, technical expertise, or support to ecosystem activity.
Explore 05Anti-Venture
A community-led area for exploring how projects can develop through collaboration outside conventional venture-building assumptions.
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How the parts relate
Communities identify shared needs. Challenges create a practical focus. Fellows and solution providers add expertise and tools. Anti-venture building offers a community-led path for projects that need continued development.
Choose by goal
Where should I start?
I organize a local community
Explore shared learning and cross-border community connections.
I want to build around a problem
Review challenge-based collaboration and practical work.
I can contribute expertise
Learn about speaking, mentoring, and technical contribution.
My organization can support work
Understand the provider contribution model and its requirements.
I am developing a project
Explore community-led project development and shared contribution.
My goal does not fit these paths
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