Introducing the Clinic for Open Source Arts
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Clinic for Open Source Arts audits and strengthens the health of creative open‑source tools by focusing on communities, access, documentation, contributor pathways and sustainability. After two years it runs a training program to train community leaders funded by Knight Foundation, NEA and Mellon, supports projects like ml5 and pembroider and educational work such as Out of the Black Box for K–12, hosts clinics and the first openframeworks contributors conference to shift who builds and maintains these tools.
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