Consumer Reports recently announced the release of The Digital Standard, a privacy and security framework designed to safeguard consumers. Aspiration worked with Consumer Reports, Disconnect, Ranking Digital Rights, and The Cyber Independent Testing Lab to help develop the new guidelines for evaluating products, apps, and services. And it's open--you are encouraged to contribute to the Digital Standard on GitHub.

The second Reproducible Builds Summit took place in Berlin, focused on software development practices that create a verifiable path from source code to binary code. Check out write-ups by the Debian Reproducible Builds team, the GuixSD team, Rok Garbas and Software Freedom Conservancy, as well as Bootstrappable Builds.   Diagram by Lunar/Debian

A diverse mix of campaigning organizations and activist groups came together October 24-27 in Barcelona for a skillshare on next-generation campaigning designed to push the boundaries of digital campaigning for social change.

That's a wrap! Check out what happened at the spring 2016 California Nonprofit Technology Festival in Watsonville.

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