CodeRefinery is a collaboration between different organizations (most are universities or research computing infrastructure providers), and you can join!
Joining as an organization isn't that different than what is described on the staff page, but you can do so even more systematically and take part in decision-making about what workshops we offer and when.
Do you need to teach and reach a broader audience? Do you put on your own workshops? Join CodeRefinery, learn our teaching strategies, and let's do better together. Plenty of technical staff (who aren't primarily teachers) need to teach as part of their jobs, and this is the kind of community that CodeRefinery provides.
You might offer some of your own workshops to be livestreamed to a wide audience, and we will help you to develop the workshop and do the streaming - including finding many expert co-instructors to help with the writing and teaching. This exchange of teaching also leads to lots of other technical skill exchange, which is excellent for your staff skills as well.
The Carpentries is another well-known organization that provides teaching. Compared to them, we are more intermediate- and advanced-level, and focus on accommodating existing teaching needs, rather than putting a huge amount of effort into long procedures to making a few lessons perfect. Lessons and workshops are primarily maintained and managed by the different partners, and we focus on teaching and pedagogy collaboration.
In the future, there will be some way to officially join CodeRefinery as an organization, but that will come when it's time. For now, if you express interest, you can join almost immediately and help figure out the way we will work later. Currently, you could consider yourself a partner if (criteria are subject to change):