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👋 Hello, World! 🌎🌍🌏

📅 Save the date for 22-26 May 2023 for our first of the year!

Applications are now open for both participants and organisers of local hubs!! 📚🌬️

👉 Apply to organise a local hub by 20 March: forms.gle/bsAffGxoU8AAComy8
👉 Apply to participate by 3 April: forms.gle/p5GCDdAUMYinSYqRA

The Turing Way Project

What is Book Dash? 📚 🌬️

Book Dash is our bi-annual edit-a-thon for The Turing Way project and guides, a space for documentation, coffee chats, and collaboration of all sorts! Imagine a week-long Collaboration Cafe with our global community... and more! Bring your skills, ideas, and expertise: everyone has something to share!

Read more about our flagship event in the Community Handbook: the-turing-way.netlify.app/com

the-turing-way.netlify.appThe Turing Way Book Dashes — The Turing Way

Who can apply to Book Dash? 📚 🌬️

Everyone and all skills are welcome! However, we do recommend that you know a bit more about us and what we’re all about before applying. Join a Collaboration Cafe (we are running an open Q&A about Book Dash at the 15 March cafe!), get started with ongoing discussions on Github, and/or join us on slack!

Collab Cafe: hackmd.io/@turingway/collabora
Github: github.com/alan-turing-institu
Slack: tinyurl.com/jointuringwayslack

HackMDThe Turing Way online Collaboration Cafe | 7 June 2023 - HackMDIf you are new to HackMD, please see this document for a short guide (right click, open in a new window): https://hackmd.io/@turingway/hackmd-guide.*

What is a Book Dash local hub?

Book Dash hubs are in-person, remote, or hybrid events linked to the virtual week of Book Dash. We have previously hosted and supported hubs in London & Bristol (UK), Amsterdam (Netherlands), & Asia-Australia (regional), & Americas (regional).

Support for local hubs will be developed on a case-by-case basis, depending on the context and support required. By default, we offer support for connectivity, child care, and accessibility to participants.