The main open discussion space for the RustBridge project is in the Rust project Discord server. Discord is a chat platform that's easy to use and available on most platforms. You can join the Discord server of the Rust project by visiting this link.

RustBridge has a channel called #rustbridge, which is categorized under the "Community" section. If you use the Ctrl/Cmd+K shortcut and search for RustBridge, you will find it. Feel free to ask questions and hang out!

Internally, most RustBridge events are centrally planned using Airtable. This gives us overview and flexibility over which events are happening where. These sheets are not available to the public, as they contain potentially private information. They're only visible to RustBridge team members and select event organizers and teachers.

RustBridge uses GitHub to manage and publicly plan events, as well as develop infrastructure around the project. Here's some interesting repositories:

• team: This is where the team plans meetings and publicly announces RustBridge events.
• in-a-box: A somewhat complete resource for RustBridge event organizers needing a curriculum, funding advice, et cetera.
• book: The source to this book!