We're recruiting new admins!
The Django Commons admin team is recruiting new members. If you're interested in being an admin of Django Commons, please fill out this Admin Interest Form by March 16th, 2026 AOE.
What does the admin team do?
The admin team takes care of the administrative work of managing Django Commons and supporting its projects and members. This includes things like:
- Membership responsibilities: approving new members in GitHub and assigning them to the right teams, handling PyPI access, and checking in with project teams
- Project maintenance: Onboarding incoming repos and reviewing them for readiness, configuring settings and actions in GitHub, more PyPI actions
- Community management: answering questions in online spaces, responding to requests, outreach
- Website maintenance: adding new projects to the website, adding and maintaining information
- Administrative and funding tasks: governance decisions and docs, Terraform tooling, manage contributions on Thanks.dev and Open Collective, branding updates
Read more about the admin team.
How will I know if I'm selected?
Applications must be submitted by March 16th, 2026 AOE. We will send a response to all applicants by April 1st, 2026 AOE.
Our aim is to onboard 1-3 new admins between now and April 30, 2026. Selection of new admin members will be made by the current admin team.
What qualifications do I need?
You must be a Django Commons member. You can join today! Beyond that, we don't have specific requirements. It's helpful, however, to have experience helping in open source communities. We are looking for people with experience as project maintainers, open source contributors, community organizers, conference organizers, community managers, Djangonaut Space participants, writers of docs, or people with other kinds of open source experience.
How do I apply?
Fill out this Admin Interest Form by March 16th, 2026 AOE.