1+ {%extends "base_pgus.html" %}
2+ {%load pgmarkdown%}
3+ {%block title%}Diversity{%endblock%}
4+
5+ {%block heroblock%}
6+ < section id ="hero ">
7+ < div class ="outer ">
8+ < div class ="inner ">
9+ < h1 > Diversity</ h1 >
10+ </ div >
11+ </ div >
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16+ {%endblock%}
17+
18+ {%block layoutblock%}
19+
20+ <!-- Three -->
21+ < section id ="three " class ="wrapper ">
22+ < div id ="contentWrap ">
23+ < div class ="row ">
24+ < div class ="col-md-6 ">
25+ < h3 > PostgreSQL Community Development</ h3 >
26+ < p >
27+ The mission of the Community Development Committee of the United States PostgreSQL Association is to develop
28+ participation in the PostgreSQL community through outreach programs and the support of educational endeavors
29+ for PostgreSQL users in the United States.
30+ </ p >
31+ </ div >
32+ < div class ="col-md-6 ">
33+ < h3 > Participation</ h3 >
34+ < p >
35+ Current members of the United States PostgreSQL Association are encouraged to support this work through
36+ committee participation. Interested members can complete the < a href ="https://bit.ly/pgusvolunteer "> Volunteer
37+ Introduction Form</ a > to apply for the Committee.
38+
39+ </ p >
40+ </ div >
41+ </ div >
42+ < div >
43+ < h3 > Opportunity Grants</ h3 >
44+ < p >
45+ PgUS established a Diversity Program in 2015 by unanimous vote of the Board. This program ran through the end of
46+ 2025, providing scholarships to more than 20 individuals in that year.
47+ </ p >
48+ < p > In 2026, we have expanded the scope of the program and renamed it as the Community Development Committee. The
49+ scholarship criteria have been revised, and the Scholarships are now known as Opportunity Grants. The expanded
50+ program will still focus on conference travel support, and the revised criteria will increase the Committee's
51+ ability to both bring new members into the community and also to help current members become more involved in
52+ community activities.</ p >
53+ < p >
54+ You can apply for an Opportunity Grant using the < a href ="https://tinyurl.com/oppgrantapp "> application here</ a > .
55+ Just like submitting a talk, details matter! Your application should include specifics of how the grant will
56+ benefit your education and/or career, how you plan to share the benefit with others in the community, and the
57+ kind of role you are interested in taking on as part of the PostgreSQL community if you are not already actively
58+ involved.
59+ </ p >
60+ </ div >
61+ < div class ="row ">
62+ < div class ="col-md-6 ">
63+ < h3 > Community Development Committee</ h3 >
64+ < p >
65+ Chair: Bob Pacheco< br >
66+ Ha Le< br >
67+ Kalyani Madipadiga< br >
68+ Jay Miller< br >
69+ Selenge Tulga< br >
70+ Ezra Yendau< br >
71+ </ p >
72+ </ div >
73+ < div class ="col-md-6 ">
74+ < h3 > Eligible Conferences</ h3 >
75+ < p > The Opportunity Grants are focused on community-recognized PostgreSQL conferences such as:</ p >
76+ < ul >
77+ < li > PostgreSQL@SCaLE</ li >
78+ < li > PgSummit.US</ li >
79+ < li > PGDay Boston</ li >
80+ < li > PGConf.dev</ li >
81+ < li > PG DATA Chicago</ li >
82+ </ ul >
83+ </ div >
84+ </ div >
85+ </ div >
86+ </ section >
87+
88+ {%endblock%}
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