Sustainability

We’re celebrating BIDS (the Berkeley Institute for Data Science) as 2i2c’s first premier member at an event at UC Berkeley on Thursday, October 15th. If you’re in the Berkeley area, we’d love for you to join us!

We are proud to announce that 2i2c has received financial support from The Navigation Fund to assist us in our mission to design and build a sustainable and scalable model for helping communities create and share knowledge with open infrastructure.

We are proud to announce that 2i2c has received financial support from The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative to sustain our efforts at helping open science communities create and share knowledge with open infrastructure.

Over the past several years, 2i2c has built a platform for serving community-centric hubs that provide a digital home for workflows in creating and sharing knowledge. See our three-year retrospective for a report about the growth and impact this service has had.

We’re pleased to share a three-year retrospective report that was created to close-out 2i2c’s original seed funding grant provided by the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative. See the Zenodo entry here: See the MyST website for the report at 2i2c.

This is a brainstorm to consider the principles and guidelines that 2i2c should follow in defining its strategy towards open source communities. See our open source policy documentation for the product of this brainstorm.

This post was originally written for the CS&S blog. Code for Science & Society is thrilled to welcome the International Interactive Computing Collaboration (2i2c, for short) as a fiscally sponsored project!

Last week we announced the creation of 2i2c, a non-profit initiative dedicated to improving and facilitating access to infrastructure for interactive computing workflows in research and education. Today we are thrilled to announce that 2i2c has received core support from the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative.