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We empower scientists and innovators to extract meaning from biological information, streamlining workflows and accelerating discovery across genomics, proteomics, and beyond.

Councils are frame:work's regional engine. Volunteers from the community meet monthly to build what their part of the world needs: local meetups, event presence, new connections, and a clear on-ramp for people just finding us. It's community building done close to the ground, by the people who live there.

The education committee is the first of several. We plan to establish committees for membership, volunteering, and curation as the organization grows, and each one will need people to build it from the ground up. If you want to lead one of these efforts, or have ideas for community initiatives, write to hello@framework.video.

frame:work runs on the community that built it, and money is part of how the work gets done. There are two ways to put funding behind it. The first is joining: individual membership or a company partnership puts your name in the room and your dues to work across everything we do. The second is sponsorship: back the annual conference, fund a regional meetup, or bring us an idea we haven't tried yet. Every dollar goes to the same place, a professional society for the people who make this work, built to outlast any one of us. Write to hello@framework.video and we'll find the right fit.

frame:work is volunteer-built, and it stays alive on donated hours. There's no single shape to it: sit on a committee, give a presentation, help grow the membership, speak for the organization when it needs a voice in the room. Some people show up a couple of hours a week all year; some go deep on one project for a week and hand it off. Both count. Committee members get a membership discount, but nobody volunteers for the perks; you do it because you want this thing to exist. Whatever giving back looks like for you, write to hello@framework.video and tell us three things: how you'd like to help, how much time you can offer, and what makes it worth your hours.