So, how it works is that Lily Herman runs get her elected an effort to help women run for office in the united states.
She compiles the list of women candidates needing different kinds of help with their run for office. A lot of these candidates need help on their website (design, SEO, optimization, etc).
All this work is pro bono.
How it works is that you sign up on the website and you will get an email with the list of candidates needing help and the type of help. The email will have instructions on what to do next if you find that you can help in the effort.
Please note that these are non-tech people, so, interactions can be a little slower than we are used to in the tech world.
It may turn out that you might not find the work interesting, and thats ok, its just that these candidates are looking for help and may not be able to afford companies / individual fees.
Hello,
Maybe you can lend a hand here (there is an email signup process):
getherelected.com/about
Those who are running for elections are always looking for help with their websites.
Thanks!
is the project on github?
and can you please specify what should I do? DM me please
So, how it works is that Lily Herman runs get her elected an effort to help women run for office in the united states.
She compiles the list of women candidates needing different kinds of help with their run for office. A lot of these candidates need help on their website (design, SEO, optimization, etc).
All this work is pro bono.
How it works is that you sign up on the website and you will get an email with the list of candidates needing help and the type of help. The email will have instructions on what to do next if you find that you can help in the effort.
Please note that these are non-tech people, so, interactions can be a little slower than we are used to in the tech world.
It may turn out that you might not find the work interesting, and thats ok, its just that these candidates are looking for help and may not be able to afford companies / individual fees.
Thanks for sharing this Amit. I just signed up to the list - hadn't heard of it before.