The Rust Project Goals program for 2025H2 is now open for submissions! If you've been thinking about tackling a significant improvement to Rust, now's the time to propose it. The deadline for goal submissions is July 18th.
We hit some delays getting this round organized (life happens!), so we're adjusting our timeline. The 2025H2 goals will run from September through December instead of our usual schedule. We plan to get back on track with the regular schedule for 2026H1. Here's how 2025H2 is going to work:
Ready to propose a goal? Here are the resources you need:
In preparing to run this round of project goals, we created a survey of Rust contributors and project goal owners to get a sense for what was working and what was not. People felt that drafting goals helped clarify plans, get feedback from the Rust project, and find sponsorship. So, good news: project goals work!
The survey also highlighted areas where we can do better. People want more concrete goals instead of abstract themes, better collaborative priority-setting, and a more sustainable organization that doesn't depend too heavily on any single person. The changes we mentioned in how the program runs are meant to address this feedback.
Ready to propose a goal? Follow the proposal guide and open a PR on the rust-lang/rust-project-goals repository. You can also browse the current proposals to see what others are working on.
The Rust project goals program gives you a structured way to drive meaningful improvements to Rust with community support and visibility. Whether you're looking to stabilize a language feature, improve tooling, or refactor the compiler, we want to hear your ideas.
Remember: goal submissions close on July 18th. Don't wait—start working on your proposal today!
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