It is connected to cooperative leadership, bossless leadership, or, in another word, autonomy within a collaboration One last important thing is it is owned by everyone. When it works, 8% of the money raised is to pay for the team working to create the technology needed. #lumbungkios #learningsession #documentafifteen #opencollective #carolinewoolard #harvestedbyputra

Open Collective is built by open source engineer. A group of people comes together to create it. It doesn't steal confidential data. There's also a group of non-profit people with knowledge of working with NGOs and charities. Another group is grassroots organizer activists with expertise in democratic decision-making. How, then, to get these different worlds to come together? Caroline shows a slide with a diagram. #lumbungkios #learningsession #documentafifteen #opencollective #carolinewoolard

Open Collective (Learning Session - Lumbung Kios, 26/05/22) People are in the same virtual room to learn about open collective. It starts with the introduction as a short check-in. Our speaker is Caroline Woolard, an American artist, and organizer, whose work explores intersections between art and the solidarity economy. So, what is open collective? The most important thing to say about open collective is it serves for two things: raising money and having a non-profit status.