ALT Flier for our Job Opening: p5.js Project Fellow/Lead. The header reads: Job Opening, while the footer features the p5.js 5-pointed star logo, with the date: August 2024. The flier is in p5.js magenta pink, or FF4077 (hex key) while the text is in a light pink.

ALT Flier for our Processing Foundation Job Opportunity: p5.js project fellow/lead position. The body text reads: We are seeking applicants who are passionate about open-source software development to apply for the Project Fellow (entry-level) or Project Lead (mid-level) position. The ideal candidates care deeply about broadening access to code education, are willing to learn new skills, and co-envision the future of p5.js with project stakeholders. The Processing Foundation offers a competitive base salary of $90,000 for the p5.js Project Fellow and $95,000 for the p5.js Project Lead. Apply by: Saturday, September 7, 2024 11:59 EST. Apply at: https://bit.ly/p5lead. The header reads: Job Opening, while the footer features the p5.js 5-pointed star logo, with the date: August 2024. The flier is in a light pink, with the text in p5.js magenta pink, or FF4077 (hex key).

ALT Overview of our p5.js Project Fellow/Lead job opening. The body text reads: The Processing Foundation offers a competitive base salary of $90,000 for the p5.js Project Fellow and $95,000 for the p5.js Project Lead. U.S. citizens and permanent residents are eligible to receive medical, vision, and dental insurance, as well as 401k contributions and paid time off. The header reads: Job Opening, while the footer features the p5.js 5-pointed star logo, with the date: August 2024. The flier is light pink, with the text in p5.js magenta pink, or FF4077 (hex key).

ALT The main text reads: Learn more and apply: p5js.org. processingfoundation.org/employment. The header reads: Job Opening, while the footer features the p5.js 5-pointed star logo, with the date: August 2024. The flier is in p5.js magenta pink, or FF4077 (hex key) while the text is in a light pink.

ALT Demetris Cheatham speaking at ‘Open Source at Work in the World’ at United Nations headquarters

ALT Ruth Ikegah speaking at ‘Youth and Open Source’ panel at UN OSPOs for Good symposium.

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ALT A light pink flier that reads ‘Create p5.js Critical AI Tutorials’ as its title. The flier features Emily Martinez as Mentor, Sarah Ciston as p5.js Technical Writer, and Minna Atairu as the Advisor from left to right. The footer reads, ‘p5.js 2024 Google Season of Docs’ at the bottom.

ALT A light pink flier that reads ‘Sarah Ciston - p5.js Technical Writer’ as its title & subtitle. The body text reads: Sarah Ciston builds critical–creative tools to bring intersectional approaches to machine learning. Author of 'A Critical Field Guide for Working with Machine Learning Datasets,' they have recently been named an AI Newcomer by the German Informatics Society and an AI Anarchies Fellow at the Akademie der Künste Berlin. They hold a PhD in Media Arts and Practice from the University of Southern California and are the founder of Code Collective: an approachable, interdisciplinary community for co-learning programming. The flier features Sarah Ciston’s photo on the right. The header reads, ‘Create p5.js Critical AI Tutorials’ while the footer reads, ‘p5.js 2024 Google Season of Docs’.

ALT A light pink flier that reads ‘Emily Martinez - p5.js Mentor’ as its title & subtitle. The body text reads: Emily Martinez is a new media artist, 1st generation immigrant/refugee (Cuba > Miami), and a self-taught coder who believes in technological disobedience and the tactical misuse of technology. Their art has been exhibited internationally, mostly through collaborations with Anxious to Make and Queer AI. Their solo work is a departure from previous collaborations and a return to unburying histories of immigrant, queer un/belonging. When Emily is not working, she is learning to love and doing their energy work. More at https://somethingnothing.me. The flier features Emily Martinez’s photo on the right. The header reads, ‘Create p5.js Critical AI Tutorials’ while the footer reads, ‘p5.js 2024 Google Season of Docs’.

ALT A light pink flier that reads ‘Minne Atairu - p5.js Advisor as its title & subtitle. The body text reads: Minne Atairu is a researcher and interdisciplinary artist interested in generative artificial intelligence. Utilizing AI-mediated processes and materials, Minne’s artistic practice is dedicated to illuminating understudied gaps and absences within Black historical archives. Minne’s academic research focuses on Generative AI, Art and Educational policy in urban K-12 Art classrooms. Minne has exhibited and performed at The Shed, New York (2023), Frieze, London (2023), The Harvard Art Museums, Boston (2022); Markk Museum, Hamburg (2021); SOAS Brunei Gallery University of London, London (2022); Fleming Museum of Art, Vermont (2021). Minne is the recipient of The Graham Foundation Grant for Research (2023), The Community Engagement Grant from Columbia University’s Center for Science and Society (2023), Columbia University’s Artistic Dialogue Across Disciplines Grant (2022), etc.

ALT Pink flier with info about p5.js contributor video open call for the hello p5.js video, with a hot pink smiley face waving hand.