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Geography, gender. What about other factors?

Roland @ Aptira from mobile.


On 30/06/2015 2:38 PM, "APlimpton" <aplimpton at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I think one starting point is a snapshot (as much as we can) of what the
> diversity is like in OpenStack. We have some stats in the etherpad about
> the Summits -- is there a official document with those numbers?
>
> Summit attendees is one metric, but includes a range of people in
> non-technical roles and possibly not part of OpenStack.
>
> Better metrics would include the active members of the OpenStack community
> -- contributors, leaders and management. One measure of active members
> would be the list of active technical contributors (ATC) which should
> capture contributors to documentation and development of the projects. We
> likely need a way to count those contribute in other ways, but for now the
> ATC is a start.
>
> I see that the OpenStack signup form asks about gender and location. When
> was the gender question added? When was the location question added? My
> concern is that if they were added recently that few records will have the
> data.
>
> 2015 Metrics on Gender and Geography Diversity in OpenStack:
>
> 1. How many total active technical contributors (ATC) are there?
>            a. If I read http://www.stackalytics.com correctly, that would
> be 1316
> 2. What is the total ATC breakdown by geography and gender?
> 3. What is the per project ATC breakdown by geography and gender?
> 4. What is the per company ATC breakdown by geography and gender?
> 5. How many project team leads (PTL) are there?
> 6. What is the PTL breakdown by geography and gender?
> 7. How many OpenStack board of directors (BOD) members are there?
>           a. https://www.openstack.org/foundation/board-of-directors/ has
> 21
> 8. What is the BOD breakdown by geography and gender?
>           a. https://www.openstack.org/foundation/board-of-directors/
> shows possibly               2 women and 19 men.
>
> Did I miss any OpenStack metrics? Who would be able to help get the data
> for the stats?
>
> Thanks!
> Amanda
>
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