Palante Technology Cooperative works to help progressive nonprofit organizations move forward with the aid of technology. We come to this work with technical expertise, a deep understanding of the particular needs of community organizations, and a long-standing commitment to working for social justice.
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Posted by Jessie on 07/03/2018 - 3:44pm
Palante Technology Cooperative Seeks a new worker!
Palante Technology Cooperative is seeking a new technical support person to join us in our work with incredible nonprofit and community organizations. The new worker will join our tech support team, providing remote and on-site assistance to our clients in New York City.
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Posted by Jack on 03/26/2018 - 9:39pm
Palante is very excited to introduce k054 as our newest worker! k054 is based in Mexico and is our first worker outside of the US, and we're glad for the opportunity for international solidarity. k054 has worked as an organizer and technologist for many years and in many capacities and is joining Palante as a member of our CiviCRM and web team.
Posted by Jessie on 02/21/2018 - 8:25am
Happy New Year! Well sorta! ( Time just keeps slipping away!)
2017 was a year of change for Palante. We said goodbye to a co-founding worker, Joseph, started doing digital security work and welcomed several new clients to the fold! Most importantly though, and not previously stated on this blog, we welcomed two new worker-owners to the fold! Let us introduce again Kristin and Morgan!
Posted by Jamila on 07/25/2017 - 4:20pm
Inspired by recent political developments, Palante has prioritized changing the backup infrastructure that we use for ourselves and our clients to support encrypted backups. We chose BorgBackup (https://www.borgbackup.org/), and can now say we fully support encrypted backups to local usb drives and to remote ssh servers for our clients. If the usb backup drive or the remote backup server fell into the wrong hands, your files on those drives would be inaccessible to anyone without the encryption key.
Posted by Jack on 04/01/2016 - 7:45pm
Working with Backdrop and multiple versions of Drupal and trying to use Drush with all of them? Check out this guide I wrote for the Backdrop blog that walks through how to install multiple versions of Drush side-by-side and automatically use the right one for each of your projects.
