This job posting has now been filled. See ARDC Welcomes Technical Director Jon Kemper, KA6NVY for more info. ARDC is growing again! This time we’re looking for a Director of Technology. This person will be someone that: Can work with ARDC staff, volunteers, and board to develop an overall vision for our technology. Help manage … Read More
Some pointers for making your proposal stand out. As ARDC grows, we’re getting more proposals than ever before, and the way we evaluate grant proposals is evolving. Of course, we’re still looking for proposals that support and promote amateur radio, advance education, and advance the state of the art in amateur radio and digital communications. … Read More
We want ARDC—and amateur radio—to be a harassment-free zone that is inviting to everyone, so having a code of conduct is important to us. And, since we want it to reflect the values of the ARDC community, we conducted a survey and asked for your input. Thanks to all of you who shared your thoughts. … Read More
ARDC is currently developing a code of conduct. A good code of conduct not only sets the benchmark for professional behavior, it also clarifies an organization’s values and principles. Having a code of conduct is important to us because we want ARDC to be a harassment-free zone that is inviting to everyone and to have … Read More
We’re excited to announce the publication of the ARDC 2021 Annual Report. Highlights include: 5 new staff members. A new values statement. Grants amounting to more than $8 million USD, including: $3.7 million for amateur radio infrastructure and development projects $4.1 million for education projects, including 1.5 million for scholarships $1.2 million for technical innovation … Read More
