| Justin Wheeler | |
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| Personal information | |
| Pronouns: | he/him/his |
| Location: | From the United States |
| Birthday: | Private |
| Homepage: | jwheel.org#fedora |
| E-mail: | jwheel [at] fedoraproject [dot] org |
| GPG key: | 7748B15FA8FA4C7E |
| Contact information | |
| Twitter: | jwf_foss |
| LinkedIn: | justinwflory |
| Fediverse: | jwf@floss.social |
| GitHub: | justjwheelin |
| GitLab: | jwwheeler
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| Fedora-specific information | |
| FAS name: | jflory7 |
| Fedora e-mail: | jflory7@fedoraproject.org |
| Fedora homepage: | jflory7.fedorapeople.org |
About me
Justin Wheeler is a Free Software activist and Open Source advocate focused on community leadership and digital infrastructure. As the Fedora Community Architect at Red Hat, he designs and maintains the core support structures that enable a global community of contributors to thrive. His work is driven by a deep commitment to fostering global inclusion within technology. This philosophy shaped his impactful tenure at UNICEF, where he mentored startups worldwide to become successful Digital Public Goods. It continues to define his leadership within the Fedora Project, where he has been a key contributor for over a decade.
Justin’s work is guided by a core belief in the power of diverse, interconnected communities. He is dedicated to building technology that not only scales for a global society but also includes and reflects the perspectives of people from all over the world, helping to bridge the international borders and barriers that technology makes it easier to cross.
Fedora bylines
- I first used Linux (and Fedora Linux) in December 2013. Fedora Linux 20 was my first desktop Linux distro.
- I am a Fedora Project contributor since January 2014, beginning with Ask Fedora.
- The best way to get in touch with me is via Matrix (
@jflory7:fedora.im).
Scratchpad
In the 2010s, I used the Fedora Wiki as a virtual notebook (or "scratchpad") for miscellaneous ideas, thoughts, or concepts that needed refinement. They were related to Fedora in some way. They are preserved historically below:
