There are multiple ways for you to get in touch and join the Workflows Community Initiative
You may contact the WCI leadership team through:
Anyone who supports the Workflows Community Initiative's mission are free to join as a WCI member.
You may also consider joining one of the working groups and task forces.
An informal Slack chat allows communication between WCI members and is available for anyone interested in workflows.
There are multiple ways you can contribute to the Workflows Community Initiative
The Workflows Community Initiative (WCI) provides curated collections of open source or freely accessible tools, research frameworks, and workflow registries. This website also provides a collection of workflow-related events, working groups, and job openings. We invite all workflow researchers, developers, and users to contribute to these collections:
The goal of the Workflows Community Initiative (WCI) is to bring the workflows community together (users, developers, researchers, and facilities) to provide community resources and capabilities to enable scientists and workflow systems developers to discover software products, related efforts, events, technical reports, etc. and engage in community-wide efforts to tackle workflows grand challenges.