Connect. Collaborate. Contribute.™

the Austin forum
Slack WORKSPACE

​The Austin Forum on Technology & Society creates community that connects people to ideas and to other Austinites through our monthly events. We have held over 150 events attracting almost 30,000 attendees over the years, and our goal is always to facilitate more connection—to foster more discussion, more information sharing, more opportunities to collaborate and contribute—before and after events, as well.

​We are excited to offer a Slack Workspace for the Austin Forum community!

JOIN OUR SLACK

How to join Slack?

• Click the blue, "Join our Slack" button to the left
• Login to your Slack account
• You should then be redirected to Slack within the Austin Forum workspace

Or

• Visit austinforum.slack.com via your browser
• Login into your Slack account
• You should then be redirected to Slack within the Austin Forum workspace

Slack event channels
For Austin Forum hybrid events, we will use designated Slack channels to ask speakers questions. This ensures, online and in-person attendees all have the opportunity for their questions to be seen. Follow the instructions below to join slack channels for events

• Open the Austin Forum Slack workspace
• Navigate the the #general channel using the menu on your left in the Slack window
• Click the link to the event questions channel sent by an Austin Forum team member earlier that day
  • The channel name should be something such as, #ai-questions based on the event title and topic
• Join the channel

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Austin Forum Slack Code of Conduct: 
Since we are building a community of connections to foster collaborations and help people contribute to society through technology, we ask that everyone use Slack in that spirit. Be informative, discuss, even debate—but within the scope of the Austin Forum mission and objectives.
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We ask that everyone follow these three simple rules:

1. No hurtful or hateful language. Discussion is the purpose, so debate is welcome, but professional and respectful discussion is expected, as this is how we build community. 
2. No trolling or other generally abusive, non-constructive content will be allowed.
3. No marketing of products or services. Mentioning them as solutions is fine, but advertising is not. We are a 501c3 nonprofit and must protect that status.   

Thank you!