IDG’s Computerworld Honors Program announced on March 19, 2013 that the Sahana Software Foundation has been named a 2013 Laureate in the Human Services category. The annual award program honors […]
Eero Sario has been volunteering for Finnish Red Cross since 1998. After having worked first as a software developer he moved to humanitarian field where he had his first mission in […]
Since 2010, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) has been working with AidIQ on the development of a pioneering platform called the “Resource Management System” […]
The Sahana Software Foundation’s response to Hurricane Sandy is featured in a current story in UMD Right Now – which also profiles University of Maryland Professor and SSF Director Louiqa […]
Winter of 2011-2012, the GCI students developed the blue prints for a Common Alerting Protocol-enabled Sahana-Eden Alerting broker. Taking that as a basis, the summer of 2012 GSOC student: developed […]
If you’ve been following the Sahana blog, you’ve seen a number of posts recently on how Sahana has been used to help victims of Hurricane Sandy in New York, United […]
Hi, I’m Aviral Dasgupta, an eleventh grader from India, and one of the students who worked on Sahana Eden as part of Google Code-in 2012. I’m also one of the two grand […]
Have you ever been working on a spreadsheet and found that you just couldn’t get all the information you wanted into it? Have you ever looked at the horizontal and […]
UPDATE: Application Deadline extended to 1 May 2013. The Sahana Software Foundation is seeking to hire full-time Sahana Eden software developers to support projects beginning in the late Spring or […]
You may recall our recent post on Sahana’s internship program, where we announced that the community was welcoming six contributors into the fold to work on communications, bug fixes and […]
