The HashiCorp community is a mixture of a variety of people that include professionals, volunteers, students, and employees who collaborate to make HashiCorp tools better every day. We prioritize inclusion in these communities and constantly find ways to engage with them in every way possible. Last year, HashiCorp gave away a number of conference passes to the various organizations to join us for HashiConf, our flagship user conference. This year we are excited to build on that contribution and introduce HashiCorp Diversity Scholarship Program. The intent is to assist members of our community who are from underrepresented groups in the technology and open source communities with these scholarships— to cover the costs associated with HashiConf or HashiDays conferences.
The scholarship categories are broken down based on three type of attendees. The categories are as follows:
Scholarships will be awarded based on the following criteria:
The selection will be made by a diverse group of reviewers that are employees of HashiCorp. The scholarships will be awarded based on need and impact on the community.
Note: All applications will be kept confidential.
Application submissions are open immediately.
Applications closing dates are:
Scholarship recipients will be notified (via email):
We are really excited to kick off HashiCorp Diversity Scholarship Program as it helps us build on the things we value most when it comes to community building. We want everyone to have a fair chance at experiencing this journey with us both as a community and as a company. Feel free to get in touch with Nic Jackson (@sheriffjackson) and Anubhav Mishra (@anubhavm) on twitter with any questions or concerns.
We look forward to your applications!
HashiCorp joins IBM to accelerate the mission of multi-cloud automation and bring the products to a broader audience of users and customers.
Here is your chance to apply for a scholarship to attend HashiConf in Boston, October 14-16.
This year saw tens of thousands of people engage with HashiCorp to achieve HashiCorp certifications, while hundreds of millions downloaded HashiCorp community software.