Join the community

The Ethereum community is home to hundreds of thousands of developers, technologists, designers, users, HODLers and enthusiasts.

Why get involved?

Find your tribe

There is a tribe for everyone. Find and connect with like minded individuals to discuss, ponder, and celebrate Ethereum together.

Earn a living

Everyone has bills to pay. Ethereum allows you to find meaningful work, and get paid well to do it.

Make a difference

Getting involved with Ethereum allows you to be an active stakeholder in a technology that is having a positive impact on millions of people.

How can I get involved?

There are many ways to get involved in the fast-growing Ethereum community; you can join one of the popular online communities, attend an event, join a meetup group, contribute to a project, or participate in one of the many online forums about Ethereum.

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Join an online community

Find your tribe and participate in community with other Ethereum enthusiasts.

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Ethereum events

Find and participate in an Ethereum conference, hackathon, or meetup.

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Contribute to a project

Check out how to get involved for a list of ways that you can contribute based on your skills and professional background.

Search for grants

Funding grants are available to help you get a project off the ground.

Creator? Builder? Get paid for your work.

Are you building on Ethereum, or do you want to? Companies are hiring for thousands of technical and non-technical roles. Got an idea of your own? Try finding a grant to get your project off the ground.

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Contribute to ethereum.org

For many people, ethereum.org is their first step into the ecosystem. It is kept up-to-date and accurate by thousands of open-source contributors. Want to help? Read our guide on contributing, or take up an issue on our GitHub.