Organization for Ethical Source

The Organization for Ethical Source (OES) is a non-profit organization founded by Coraline Ada Ehmke on December, 2020, to support the ethical source movement, which promotes that "software freedom must always be in service of human freedom". The organization is dedicated to "giving technologists tools and resources to ensure that their work is being used for social good and to minimize harm". It develops tools to "promote fair, ethical, and pro-social outcomes for those who contribute to, or are affected by, open source technologies".
The organization aims to support the ethical source movement, promoting ethics and social responsibility in open source. The movement has facilitated a new kind of license, the Hippocratic License, inspired by the medical Hippocrathic Oath. The license has been criticized as non-enforceable and non-open source. The license has triggered debate within the open source movement. 
During the 2021 controversy around Richard Stallman returning to the FSF board, after his resignment in 2019, the OES issued a statement against it, and was one of the signatory organizations of an open letter on this regard. 