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Expand Up @@ -52,8 +52,8 @@ To deliver on our Strategy, the BEST Working Group will do the following:
- Create a “Best Practices Member Badge” for member organizations
- Support and promote our sub-projects with contributions and feedback - Scorecard, BP Badges, OpenSSF - SkillFoundry, Classes, and Guides, Secure Software Guiding Principles (SSGP)
- Create a Memory Safety W3C-style workshop to assemble development leaders to talk about how to integrate memory safe languages and techniques more deeply into the oss ecosystem.
- Expand DEI AMA Office Hours to more broadly engage new-to-oss individuals and provide a forum for mentorship and guidance as they launch into and grow within their careers.
- Identify, curate, produce, and deliver new secure development education such as Developer Manager Training, Implementing/Integrating OSSF tools such as Scorecard, Badges, OSV, OpenVEX, etc), advanced secure development techniques, and more.
- Expand BEAR (Belonging, Empowerment, Allyship, and Representation) WG Office Hours to more broadly engage new-to-oss individuals and provide a forum for mentorship and guidance as they launch into and grow within their careers.
- Identify, curate, produce, and deliver new secure development education such as Developer Manager Training, Implementing/Integrating OSSF tools (such as Scorecard, Badges, OSV, OpenVEX, etc), advanced secure development techniques, and more.
- Evangelize and embed all of our guides across OpenSSF Technical Initiatives and understand what makes sense to integrate into Scorecard

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