The Sahana Software Foundation has received a $10,000 Catalyst Grant from IBM. This grant is a direct extension of IBM’s Celebration of Service contribution to the Sahana Software Foundation that […]
Last week marked the mid-term evaluations for this year’s Google Summer of Code. All six students we are mentoring this year passed their mid-terms and are making great progress […]
This year marks IBM’s Centennial and as part of a year-long Celebration of Service, the civic-minded company has been organizing volunteer contributions of IBMers to projects in the communities where […]
The Volunteer Sahana Japan Team publicly launches disaster relief information site at http://sahana.jp on May 31, 2011 to register requests for assistance and information intended for use by local government and […]
Numerous bug fixes, search optimizations, and the lot have gone into this new release of Agasti. The DB schema has changed quite dramatically since 0.9.0, so, you would be better […]
I’m just back from six days in Lisbon, Portugal for the Sahana Community Bar Camp, Annual Meeting, SahanaCamp@ISCRAM Disaster Workshop and Simulation, and Interoperability Workshop as part of the 8th […]
We’re gearing up for our annual community wide gathering at the Information Systems for Crisis Response and Management Conference (ISCRAM). Our focus for our time in Portugal will be planning […]
The UN Foundation’s latest report, Disaster Relief 2.0: The Future of Information Sharing in Humanitarian Emergencies, has a great deal of quality data and information for the crisis preparedness community, […]
The Sahana Software Foundation is currently responding to the situation in the aftermath of the 11 March earthquake and tsunami affecting Japan. Our hearts are with the thousands affected by […]
With the first release of the Vesuvius branch of Sahana Agasti, we’ve added some awesome new features. Vesuvius provides a sophisticated missing and found persons registry that interfaces with Google […]
