https://guide.rladies.org/organizers/online-presence/index.html Hugo en https://guide.rladies.org/organizers/online-presence/social-media/index.html Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://guide.rladies.org/organizers/online-presence/social-media/index.html We love to raise our voices about the R-ladies community! In this section we outline guidance for all social media channels, and specific guidance for Twitter and Facebook. The global organization has a Twitter account but no official Facebook presence. General guidance for social media Should my chapter participate in social media? Social media accounts are a commitment. However there are many benefits that come from creating an local R-Ladies Chapter account. https://guide.rladies.org/organizers/online-presence/website/index.html Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://guide.rladies.org/organizers/online-presence/website/index.html A website for your chapter Maybe keeping your chapter active on social media is not the right fit, or enough, for you. You are free to create a website for your chapter, you could ask other organizers what their experience with tools are. Here are some examples of chapter websites for inspiration R-Ladies NYC R-Ladies Philly R-Ladies Sydney R-Ladies Belo Horizonte Note that a GitHub repository could complement your website, cf R-Ladies Seattle example. https://guide.rladies.org/organizers/online-presence/slack/index.html Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://guide.rladies.org/organizers/online-presence/slack/index.html The organizers’ slack is for organizers, the community slack is for all R-Ladies. You might want to create a discussion space for your own chapter on Slack or another platform. It can be a place for discussions, collaboration, Q&As, regular scheduled messages, etc. In this platform, make organizers easy to identify (e.g. adding “Organizer - " to your names) which is important in particular if a member wants to report an incident related to the code of conduct.