Selected coverage about the Foundation:

• Foundation for Public Code: How to help governments develop high-quality, sustainable, cost-effective, and low-risk public services through open source collaborations - an interview by OS2 with @bvhme and @clausmullie (September 2019)
• Marleen Stikker's book Het internet is stuk (in Dutch) (November 2019)
  
• 5 big ideas for fixing global cities’ most daunting challenges by Lydia Belanger and Emma Hinchliffe in Fortune.com (February 2020) (Quote: "Not only does going open-source offer cities access to fresh ideas, he says, but it helps policymakers better understand the software itself. After all, says Cerveny, “software will almost always be the way that policy is implemented in the future.”")
• Next-Generation Engagement Platforms, and How They Are Useful Right Now (Part 1), by Matt Stempeck on CivicHall.org (May 2020) (Quote: "It’s also important proof of the ability of globally diverse, digitally-connected civic technology communities to reliably compete with for-profit government technology vendors. This trend is gaining steam, with the Foundation for Public Code linking a network of municipal peer partners and the Beeck Center’s just-launched State Software Collaborative looking to improve US states’ procurement processes, in-house tech development, and inter-state sharing.")
• Public Interest Podcast interview with Olaf-Gerd Gemein about applying the Standard for Public Code in Germany (in German) (June 2020)
• Sylk Suite wint Innovatie-award 2020 (in Dutch) - press release announcing that we've won the 2020 Internet Society Netherlands encouragment award (June 2020); see also our blogpost. (Quote: " Foundation for Public Code won de Aanmoedigingsprijs 2020, de jury ziet veel potentie in het initiatief en ziet uit naar een structurele bijdrage aan een gezonde open source-cultuur binnen de publieke sector ")
• Open source development works to improve contact tracing in Europe by J. Manrique Lopez de la Fuente on Opensource.com (July 2020) (Quote: "Transparency should be an essential requirement in software developed by governments. Initiatives like Public Money, Public Code and the Foundation for Public Code are doing an amazing job of helping public administrators understand why their code (our code as taxpayers) should be open source.")

Things we've produced:

• @nebster's talk Collaborative Code is the Futue of Cities at Decidimfest 2019 (October 2019)
• Is reporting 100% of code coverage reasonable? by @ericherman on Opensource.com (April 2020)
• @nebster on a panel discussion on 'From Fringe to Frontline' as part of the States of Change 'How not to waste a crisis' discussion series (May 2020)
• @bvhme's State of the Source talk (September 2020)
• @ericherman's MariaDBserverfest talk on applying the Standard for Public Code to MariaDB (September 2020)

Based on our current illustrations and layout, I think either service-3.svg or collaborative-dev.svg would be most relevant (if we have to have an image on our homepage to include the press link).

Having a list of our authored articles and/or talks (content we've created and shared elsewhere) came up during the communications assets for membership workshop, 23 July 2020. It was seen as useful during the public awareness raising stage of the membership funnel.

This is an attempt for a custom image, I think it also depends on the page how the image composition should be and the background. Let's iterate on this.

@fdeerenberg I like what you've included so far! Does the orange window need more visual separation from the orange field? My biggest hesitation about deploying this is that the colors here don't overlap with the palette already on https://publiccode.net/.

Reopened because most of this issue is not yet fixed.