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Sharing your knowledge through a live event is a powerful way to engage with the community, get feedback on your work, and help others learn. Open Neuromorphic hosts several types of events, and we are always looking for new speakers and hosts.
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###Types of Events You Can Host
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## Types of Events You Can Host
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-**Workshops:** Lead a hands-on session or a deep-dive presentation on a specific neuromorphic tool, technology, or research area.
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-**Student Talks:** Present your ongoing research, a recently published paper, or a comprehensive literature review. This is a great platform for students and early-career researchers.
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-**Hacking Hours:** Co-host a live coding session to tackle a specific problem, demonstrate a library, or explore a new concept.
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### How to Propose an Event
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## How to Propose an Event
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Getting started is easy. You don't need to be a seasoned presenter; you just need a passion for your topic.
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1.**Have an Idea:** Think about what you'd like to share. It could be your latest project, a tutorial you've developed, or a topic you're passionate about.
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2.**Reach Out to Us:** Contact us through one of these channels:
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-**Discord:** This is the best way. Post a message in the `#events` channel on our [Discord server](https://discord.gg/C9bzWgNmqk) or send a direct message to an Executive Committee member (like **Jens E. Pedersen** or **Fabrizio Ottati**).
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-**Email:** Send your proposal to **contact@open-neuromorphic.org**.
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-**Discord:** This is the best way. Post a message in the `#proposals-contributions` channel on our [Discord server](https://discord.gg/C9bzWgNmqk) or send a direct message to an Executive Committee member (like **Jens E. Pedersen**).
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3.**Tell Us About Your Idea:** In your message, please include:
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- A brief title and description of your proposed talk/workshop.
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- The type of event you're interested in (Workshop, Student Talk, etc.).
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- A short bio of yourself.
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### What We Provide
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## What We Provide
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Once your event is scheduled, we'll support you by:
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- Promoting the event across our website, social media, and Discord community.
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- Providing the streaming platform (e.g., YouTube Live).
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- Co-hosting the session to manage logistics and Q&A.
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- Archiving the recorded video on our website and YouTube channel.
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- Archiving the recorded video on our website and YouTube channel.
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Contributing to an initiative is a fantastic way to collaborate with others, gain experience, and make a lasting impact.
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## How to Get Involved
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####1. Explore Existing Initiatives
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### 1. Explore Existing Initiatives
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The best way to start is by seeing what's already in motion. We maintain a directory of all active and past community initiatives.
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-**Join the discussion** on our [Discord server](https://discord.gg/C9bzWgNmqk). Many initiatives have dedicated threads or discussions in relevant channels.
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-**Reach out to the initiative lead(s)** to express your interest and see how you can help.
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### 2. Propose a New Initiative
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Have an idea that could benefit the neuromorphic community? We strongly encourage members to lead new efforts! Whether it's creating a new tutorial series, benchmarking a new set of tools, or starting a study group, your leadership is welcome.
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Whether you're joining an existing team or starting something new, your contributions to ONM Initiatives are what drive our community forward.
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Whether you're joining an existing team or starting something new, your contributions to ONM Initiatives are what drive our community forward.
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Writing a blog post is one of the best ways to share your expertise, insights, or project updates with the global neuromorphic community. We welcome a variety of topics and are here to help you get your work published on our platform.
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## Why Write for ONM?
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-**Reach a Global Audience:** Your work will be featured on our platform and promoted across our social channels, reaching thousands of researchers, students, and industry professionals.
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-**Build Your Profile:** Establish yourself as a voice in the neuromorphic field.
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-**Educate and Inspire:** Help others learn, solve problems, and get excited about the future of brain-inspired computing.
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We offer two straightforward ways to submit your blog post. Choose the one that works best for you.
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####Method 1: The Simple Way (Email or Discord)
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### Method 1: The Simple Way (Discord)
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This is the easiest way to contribute. You write the content, and we'll handle the rest.
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1.**Write your post** in a standard format like Markdown (`.md`), a Google Doc, or a simple text file.
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-**Discord:** Send a message to **Jens E. Pedersen**, **Justin Riddiough**, or **Danny Rosen** on our [Discord server](https://discord.gg/C9bzWgNmqk).
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-**Discord:** Send a message to `#proposals-contributions`
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We will review your submission, format it for the website, and work with you on any edits before publishing.
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If you have an idea, don't hesitate to pitch it to us first on Discord or via email!
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If you have an idea, don't hesitate to pitch it to us first on Discord or via email!
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