NonProfit Open Source Initiative

The Non-Profit Open Source Initiative (NOSI) is a group, founded in 2001, coordinating the work of various other groups supporting the adoption of Open-source software in non-profit organizations. They've published a manual, "Choosing and Using Open Source Software: A Primer for Nonprofits", and have a traveling "Cyber Cafe" demonstration of what free software can do for non-profits.

External links

Free software portal

• NOSI website
• Report on the group at Lxer.com

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