Contribute to the Coworking Library

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When Johanna and Carsten began exploring the idea of a global index of coworking research, one thing was non-negotiable:

The Coworking Library must always be free to use for the public.

And with Hector handling the code whispering; countless hours and sweat have gone into building the Coworking Library.

But as with all lovely things, sustainability is key, and so a decision was made at some point about how to fund the project independently in the long-term.

To maintain transparency and avoid filling the site with branded logos from various (awesome) companies, we chose a different approach. To keep this community resource sustainable and uphold its social goals, the Coworking Library became a non-profit project.

And we are asking you, the community, for contributions to support it.

Whether you're a coworking enthusiast, a student studying the sector, a small space building community in rural areas, or a company providing workspace for members globally, you can contribute whatever you can via the form below.

Your support goes directly toward keeping the project running long-term.

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Recent Contributions

Our appreciated patrons.

🙏 Coworkland: €250.
🙏 Anonymous patron: €50.
🙏 Anonymous patron: €5.
🙏 Anonymous patron: €15.
🙏 Bernie: €50.
🙏 Coworking0711: €120 (Annually) .
🙏 Fernando Mendes: €10 (Monthly) .

Who is The Coworking Library and where is the money going?

The Coworking Library project is a stand-alone European Coworking Assembly (ECA) project that is run by Johanna Voll, Carsten Foertsch and Hector Kolonas.

Whilst it is supported by the German Coworking Federation (GCF), Deskmag and This Week in Coworking; this project is run as a freelance project by the 3 individuals named above. The finances are managed by Jeannine van der Linden from the ECA.

Payments are made by Stripe's secure payment process to a bank account held by the ECA and allocated to a fund only accessible by the Coworking Library team.

What kind of results have been seen so far?

436 publications indexed, spanning 11,569 pages.