Resources needed: materials that are not US-centric

[shaunagm]

I would love to include more information for international workers, but most of my knowledge is about the US.

If folks have 101s and other resources aimed at non-US workers, please add them!

[shaunagm]

Some notes from PyCon:

• we had people stopping by from Canada, Brazil, Paraguay and Germany (plus a few others, but I didn't jot them all down)
• we also had people who worked for US companies but lived outside the US, or lived in the US but worked for foreign companies, and weren't sure what rights applied to them

I think even something as simple as a list of 'here's a good resource if you live in X, Y, Z countries' covering as many countries as we can would be good to have at conferences with international attendance.

[shaunagm]

Probably worth noting that TWC is international. People can sign up here. Germany and Canada, at least, have active chapters (sometimes multiple).

Also can connect folks to Sam Gindin who works in Canada