Jam Guidebook and Starter Kit: how to run a Raspberry Jam event

The Raspberry Pi Foundation has just announced a new Jam Guidebook, Starter Kit and Branding Pack.
Raspberry Jams are gatherings of Raspberry Pi fans and digital makers. They share their latest projects, give workshops and chat about all things Raspberry Pi. These community-led events are amazing opportunities for people to find out more about digital making with Raspberry Pi, learn in a safe environment, socialise with other Raspberry Pi users and have a lot of fun.
The Foundation wants to support the Jam community to help set up new Jams, as well as provide support for those already running Jams. So the community team spent a lot of time talking to Jam organisers to see what they can do to help.
Ben Nuttall, Raspberry Pi Community Manager explains:
We think Jams provide lots of great learning opportunities and we d like to see one in every community. We re aware of Jams in countries: …

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