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 At the moment, we have these sections:
 
-- [Universities](./universities.md). This is meant to cover universities which have a formal relationship with open source. While many universities have an open access or open research policy, sometimes publicly available, and while many universities have researchers who use or work on open source, only a few universities have allocated funding for a lab, department, library resources, or staff to work on open source issues. Sometimes, this takes the form of an Open Source Program Office (OSPO), but not always, and this appelation covers a variety of tasks that the university may already be doing in a formal manner.
-- [Organizations](./organizations.md). There are many groups which work on open source within an academic or research context. Sometimes, these are foundations which do work academically - or, they could just be user groups or special interest groups that meet to discuss in a less formal manner.
+- [Universities](./universities/index.md). This is meant to cover universities which have a formal relationship with open source. While many universities have an open access or open research policy, sometimes publicly available, and while many universities have researchers who use or work on open source, only a few universities have allocated funding for a lab, department, library resources, or staff to work on open source issues. Sometimes, this takes the form of an Open Source Program Office (OSPO), but not always, and this appelation covers a variety of tasks that the university may already be doing in a formal manner.
+- [Organizations](./organizations/index.md). There are many groups which work on open source within an academic or research context. Sometimes, these are foundations which do work academically - or, they could just be user groups or special interest groups that meet to discuss in a less formal manner.
 - Practictioners. _Do we want this?_
 
 ## Contribute

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 *Homepage*: [Link](http://example.com)  
 *Contact*: Any appropriate person to contact, if there is one
 
-Description
+Description

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+# Communities and Organizations
+
+Open source in academia is often driven by communities and non-profit organizations that work across institutions, fields, and boundaries.
+
+Right now, these do not have their own pages yet. If you would like to add context about a group, take a look at the [Contributing Guide](https://github.com/sustainers/academic-map/blob/main/contributing.md), which has notes on how to add a page. Any link in **bold** has a page with more context.
+
+## Foundations and Fiscal Hosts
+
+Sorted alphabetically.
+
+- [Apereo](https://www.apereo.org/)
+- [Code for Science and Society](https://www.codeforsociety.org/)
+- [Community Initiatives](https://communityinitiatives.org/)
+- [Eclipse Foundation](https://www.eclipse.org/)
+- [Invest in Open Infrastructure](https://investinopen.org/)
+- [Linux Foundation](https://www.linuxfoundation.org/)
+- [Open Collective](https://opencollective.com)
+  - [Open Source Collective](https://www.oscollective.org/)
+  - [Open Collective Foundation](https://opencollective.foundation/)
+- [Open Molecular Software Foundation](https://omsf.io/)
+- [NumFOCUS](https://numfocus.org)
+- **[Python Software Foundtion (PSF)](./psf.md)**
+- [Software Sustainability Institute](https://software.ac.uk)
+
+## Communities of practice
+
+- **[CHAOSS](./chaoss.md)**
+- [InnerSource Commons](https://innersourcecommons.org/)
+- [OSPO++](https://ospoplusplus.com)
+- [ReSA](https://www.researchsoft.org/about-resa/)
+- [The Carpentries](https://carpentries.org)
+  - [Software Carpentry](https://software-carpentry.org)
+- [TODO Group](https://todogroup.org/)
+- [URSSI](https://urssi.us/)
+
+## Unsorted
+
+- HELIOS
+- RDA
+- **[Outreachy](./outreachy.md)**

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 # Outreachy
 
-- *Website*: https://www.outreachy.org/  
+- *Website*: [Link](https://www.outreachy.org/)
 - *Fiscal host*: Software Freedom Conservancy
 
 > Outreachy provides internships in open source and open science. Outreachy provides internships to people subject to systemic bias and impacted by underrepresentation in the technical industry where they are living. Outreachy internships are paid, remote, and three-months long.

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 - *Homepage*: [PSF](https://www.python.org/psf-landing/), [Python](https://www.python.org)
 - *Contact*: [Deb Nicholson](https://www.linkedin.com/in/denicholson)
-- *FOSS Foundation Info*: https://fossfoundation.info/foundations/python
+- *FOSS Foundation Info*: [https://fossfoundation.info/foundations/python](https://fossfoundation.info/foundations/python)
 
 The PSF is the 501(c)(3) that manages the Python ecosystem and language, runs the annual PyCon conference, runs infrastructure for Python, and fiscally hosts many related subprojects.
 
 They're part of a wider group of language-specific charities, such as the Rust Foundation or the PHP Foundation.
-

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 There are several organizations which do consulting or service work for in academic institutions or open source academic projects.
 
-Some of these are included here.
+Some of these are included here.

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 - *Homepage*: [Link](https://tidelift.com/)  
 - *Contact*: [Luis Villa](https://www.linkedin.com/in/luisv/)
 
-Tidelift was one of the first organizations to fill a need in open source ecosystems, where it was difficult for large organizations (including universities) to easily pay open source maintainers for their work or for security and reliable maintenance. They bought [Libraries.io](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Libraries.io) (which they have since discontinued), and used that to generate a map of major open source dependencies, which they then used to construct packages of repositories which they contacted, arranging to pay maintainers for maintenance of the work, and selling those assurances on to larger companies.
+Tidelift was one of the first organizations to fill a need in open source ecosystems, where it was difficult for large organizations (including universities) to easily pay open source maintainers for their work or for security and reliable maintenance. They bought [Libraries.io](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Libraries.io) (which they have since discontinued), and used that to generate a map of major open source dependencies, which they then used to construct packages of repositories which they contacted, arranging to pay maintainers for maintenance of the work, and selling those assurances on to larger companies.

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+# Universities
+
+University involvement in open source varies widely. For instance, a university could have: a fully structured Open Source Program Offices (OSPOs); a lab or department dedicated to open source; unstructured work done by university staff; investment in open source from libraries or researchers; use of open source edtech internally; taught courses on open source with students; and so on. Because of this, providing a list of universities active in the open source space is hard, and is best thought of as broken down by categories or by usage.
+
+## OSPOs
+
+The following universities have an office which has the standing of an Open Source Program Office:
+
+- [Carnegie Mellon University](./carnegie-mellon-university.md)
+- [George Washington University](./george-washington.md)
+- [Georgia Institute of Technology](./georgia-institute-of-technology.md)
+- [Johns Hopkins University](./johns-hopkins-university.md)
+- [Lero](./lero.md) - Technically a Research Center for a collection of universities
+- [Rochester Institute of Technology](./rit.md)
+- [Saint Louis University](./slu.md)
+- [SnT, University of Luxembourg](./snt-university-of-luxembourg.md)
+- [Stanford University](./stanford-university.md)
+- [Syracuse University](./syracuse.md)
+- [Trinity College Dublin](./trinity-college-dublin.md)
+- [University of California Berkeley](./university-of-california-berkeley.md)
+- [University of California Davis](./university-of-california-davis.md)
+- [University of California Los Angeles](./university-of-california-los-angeles.md)
+- [University of California San Diego](./university-of-california-san-diego.md)
+- [University of California Santa Barbara](./university-of-california-santa-barbara.md)
+- [University of California Santa Cruz](./university-of-california-santa-cruz.md)
+- [University of Texas Austin](./university-of-texas-austin.md)
+- [University of Vermont](./university-of-vermont.md)
+- [University of Wisconsin-Madison](./university-of-wisconsin-madison.md)
+
+## Labs
+
+There's a host of universities which don't have open source program offices, but which do have labs which do a considerable amount of open source work.
+
+- [Oregon State University](./oregon-state-university.md)
+- [University of Nebraska Bridge Lab](https://www.unomaha.edu/college-of-information-science-and-technology/bridge/index.php) – This lab includes [Matt Germonprez](https://www.unomaha.edu/college-of-information-science-and-technology/about/faculty-staff/matt-germonprez.php), who works closely with [CHAOSS](https://chaoss.community/). <!-- TODO Link to Chaoss internally -->
+- UMass Amherst [Open Source Computer Lab](https://www.umass.edu/opensource/content/mission.html)
+- University at Albany [OSI Lab](https://www.albany.edu/cehc/osi-lab)
+
+## Universities without OSPOs
+
+There are also universities that develop open source software, but don't have policies publicly set for staff or researchers.
+
+- [Rey Juan Carlos University](./rey-juan-carlos-university.md)
+- University of Cambridge – [IT services has some code available](https://www.dns.cam.ac.uk/about/floss.html).

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 - *Member of*: [CURIOSS](https://curioss.org/)
 
 ## General Description
+
 University of Luxembourg's **Interdisciplinary Centre for Security, Reliability and Trust (SnT)**, is an international research and innovation centre in secure, reliable and trustworthy ICT systems and services. It plays an instrumental role in Luxembourg by fueling innovation through research partnerships with industry, boosting R&D investments leading to economic growth, and attracting highly qualified talents. It also provides due diligence and support for research projects incorporating Free and Open Source Software (FOSS). The center works closely with colleagues in the Technology Transfer Office and also co-ordinates a community of 'FOSS Liaisons' representing a range of research groups across the center.
 
 SnT **supports a proper use and deployment of free and open-source software (FOSS)** across its research activities. To ensure high technical and legal quality of software assets, SnT TTO has a dedicated task force (an OSPO, internally referred to as the FOSS team) to help researchers, developers, and partners with the matter. The FOSS team mission is to enable better impact with valorization and dissemination of high-quality software, free of any potential legal risks and IP infringements.
 
 ## Core Objectives
 
-•	To design and manage the SnT FOSS policy, underlying processes, and guidelines, as well as necessary tools (knowledge base, repository, etc.)
-•	To advise researchers to choose adequate inbound and outbound software licences in their work,
-•	To safeguard necessary legal compliance of third-party components, respecting strategic objectives of the projects (i.e. partnership, spin-off, publications, etc.)
-•	To provide tailored trainings and learning materials to SnT staff, to develop essential open-source-oriented skills,
-•	To serve as a single point of contact for any internal and external enquiries related to SnT software and licensing,
-•	To moderate the community of FOSS users across SnT staff to foster collaborative work and knowledge sharing.
+- To design and manage the SnT FOSS policy, underlying processes, and guidelines, as well as necessary tools (knowledge base, repository, etc.)
+- To advise researchers to choose adequate inbound and outbound software licences in their work,
+- To safeguard necessary legal compliance of third-party components, respecting strategic objectives of the projects (i.e. partnership, spin-off, publications, etc.)
+- To provide tailored trainings and learning materials to SnT staff, to develop essential open-source-oriented skills,
+- To serve as a single point of contact for any internal and external enquiries related to SnT software and licensing,
+- To moderate the community of FOSS users across SnT staff to foster collaborative work and knowledge sharing.
 
 ## Primary Contacts
 

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 The UC OSPO network aims to strengthen collaboration and knowledge-sharing among the campuses, demonstrate the value of a networked approach to supporting open source projects, and identify a resource and governance structure to allow the network to grow and thrive.
 
-
 ## Core Objectives
 
 The UC OSPO Network has three thematic areas: UC OSS projects discovery, OSS sustainability, and training. UC Davis is contributing to all three, with a heavier emphasis on sustainability. Our objectives are to:
-* Understand the needs of researchers who use and develop OSS
-* Build communities as means towards sustainability
-* Provide a self-assessment project health tool
-* Pilot a containerization service
-* Develop sustainability curriculum
 
+- Understand the needs of researchers who use and develop OSS
+- Build communities as means towards sustainability
+- Provide a self-assessment project health tool
+- Pilot a containerization service
+- Develop sustainability curriculum
 
 ## Primary Contacts
 
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 ## Other context
 
 This project is funded by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation. The UC Davis principal investigators are Peter Brantley at the UC Davis Library and Vladimir Filkov at the Department of Computer Science.
-

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 - *OSPO*: Yes, in the Library
 - *Personnel*: David Minor, Erik Mitchell
-- *Link*: https://datanexus.ucsd.edu/ospo/index.html
+- *Link*: <https://datanexus.ucsd.edu/ospo/index.html>
 - *Member of*: [CURIOSS](https://curioss.org/)
 
 ## General Description
 
-
-
 ## Core Objectives
 
 - To help build partnerships across UC San Diego focused on open-source landscape analysis and training

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