GitHub Social Impact has launched the second cohort of its DPG Open Source Community Manager Program, aimed at connecting community managers with digital public goods (DPGs) that require support in engaging external contributors to address critical global challenges. Building on last year's pilot, the program seeks to expand by accepting three times more applicants from diverse global backgrounds, providing them with virtual training and partnering them with DPGs for a six-month part-time commitment. Participants will gain valuable skills in open-source community management, receive a GitHub badge upon completion, and have the opportunity to network with other managers and DPGs. The program is designed to foster collaboration and innovation by breaking down silos and promoting the reuse of open-source systems, and this year it will include DPGs such as Ushahidi, among others. Applications are open to individuals interested in open-source development for nonprofits and the social sector, with a focus on strong communication and facilitation skills, as well as previous experience in the social sector.