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The following is a page to hold all the Google Summer of Code's projects for 2025. You can find [projects](gsoc-previous-years) we had in previous years in [this page](gsoc-previous-years).
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## Why Tor needs to participate in GSoC
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Google Summer of Code (GSoC) is a program, sponsored by Google, that helps students and new contributors get into open-source projects.
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Tor, as an open-source project, benefits from participating in programs that bring new con
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- bring new contributors to the Tor community
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- raise the visibility of Tor in the open-source ecosystem
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- provide a structure to mentor student
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- pay students so time is not a barrier to participation
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- mentors learn and practice leadership and communication skills
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## Information needed for each project
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Information that each project needs:
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- project description
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- expected size of the project:
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- the expected size of the project:
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- small: 90 hours
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- medium: 175 hours
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- large: 350 hours
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- skills required and preferred
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- list of potential mentors (at list two)
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- expected outcomes of the project
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- if possible a rating of easy, medium, hard for the project
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- if possible a rating of easy, medium, or hard for the project
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Tips:
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- do not link to a bug tracker
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