Next week as part of #w3cTPAC in Anaheim, CA we will hold W3C@30 on Wednesday 25 September. The first part of the evening will be a series of short talks (in-person and streaming online to the public). The theme will be: β€˜Today is better than yesterday, tomorrow will be better than today.’ You can find information on the talks (more to be updated soon) at:
W3C @ 30
We are hiring Sylvia Cadena as our inaugural Chief Development Officer. Since becoming a public-interest not-for-profit organization in 2023, a pivotal evolution since our establishment in 1994, we are diversifying funding to be in a better position to succeed in our mission. Sylvia joins us at this decisive time to define our vision for financial security and development. Learn more about Sylvia's background and new role in our press release:
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World Wide Web Consortium welcomes Sylvia Cadena as Chief Development Officer
This press release introduces W3C's inaugural Chief Development Officer and gives an overview of the position
The Federated Identity Working Group has published a First Public Working Draft of Federated Credential Management API, a Web Platform API that allows users to login to websites with their federated accounts in a privacy preserving manner.
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First Public Working Draft: Federated Credential Management API
Federated Credential Management API allows users to login to websites with their federated accounts in a privacy preserving manner.
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Legal professionals, please share this in your networks! We are searching for a Director of Legal and Compliance, with experience in non-profit organizations, for full-time remote work in the USA, to ensure W3C operates in full compliance with all applicable laws and regulations throughout the world, to advise on all legal matters, to guide the organization's policies, ultimately furthering our mission and goals.
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Hiring: W3C Director of Legal and Compliance
W3C is seeking a Director of Legal and Compliance with experience in non-profit organizations, for full-time remote work in the USA, to ensure W3C ...