
Membership management for hacker/makerspaces
Arooo is an innovative membership application designed specifically for the nonbinary community and women, created by the members of the Double Union, a feminist hacker/makerspace located in San Francisco. Named after Virginia Woolf's iconic essay "A Room of One's Own," this application facilitates various membership management tasks while promoting inclusivity and accessibility. Arooo serves as a platform where prospective members can apply, existing members can engage with applications, and coordinators can maintain organizational structure.
This user-friendly application not only allows members to apply for scholarships and manage dues but also encompasses a democratic process where voting members can influence membership decisions. With features that streamline communication and management, Arooo stands out as a tool that nurtures community engagement and supports personal growth.

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