This wiki is one of our primary collaboration tools. Use it to learn more about the project; explore, manage, or contribute to Working to Working Groups or Task or Task Forces; and share helpful links or other content.
All Members
A number of resources, including educational content and links to important information, are available for all members of the ToIP Foundation from this page.
Meeting Calendar
For Information on our weekly schedule of meetings, please refer to this page.
Current Working Groups
To join any Working Group (WG), go to https://lists.trustoverip.org/, log in with the email address of your ToIP Foundation membership, and then subscribe to the mailing list for each WG you wish to join. You will automatically be mailed a calendar invite for the WG meetings. If you did not receive the calendar invite, please reach out send email to operations at trustoverip dot org.
Technical Technology Stack Working Group
- Decentralized Inputs and Semantics Working Group
Proposed New Working Groups
Communications Working Group (Proposed) (is now a committee; see link)- Concepts and Terminology Working Group (Proposed)
All Members
- (Archive)
- Concepts and Terminology Working Group
- Human Experience Working Group
- Good Health Pass Working Group* (now dormant)
* formal name: Interoperability Working Group for Good Health Pass
Task Forces
Task Forces (TFs) enable self-organization of workstreams within Working Groups (or, for a Foundation-wide activity, within the Steering Committee). ToIP policy is that each TF has its own home page on this wiki as a child page of its parent WG or Committee). This makes it easy to view all the TFs by browsing the wiki navigation bar to the left. Many TFs also have their own Slack channels and in some cases their own mailing lists. Each WG also keeps a list of its TFs on its wiki home page.
Committees
The ToIP Foundation has one standing committee that operates under the Steering Committee:
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Useful links
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