EuroPython Society

Lastly, we'd like to thank everyone who joined the General Assembly meeting and helped shape the future of the EuroPython Society! You all rock! 🙏 See you all soon!

We thank the outgoing board for their tireless and heartwarming initiatives that led to record grants and a massively successful EuroPython 2023 in CZ. 🔥 Thank you, Raquel Dou, Nicolás Demarchi, Silvia Uberti, and Patrick Arminio, Vicky Lee for everything! ♥️

We are delighted to announce the EuroPython Society board for 2023-2024 🤗 The EPS board will strive to maintain its commitment to the community and deliver the EuroPython 2024! 🐍 europython-society.org/eps-board-2023…

We're so grateful for your contribution, @whykay! Thank you for helping us build a safe, welcome and inclusive community! Don't forget to check out our Code of Conduct to see how we're striving to create a positive and respectful community for all: europython-society.org/coc/

To know more about our fellows and the Fellowship program check out europython-society.org/europython-fel…

Join us in welcoming our Europython Society Fellows for Q1 2023 🎉 Naomi Ceder, Cheuk Ting Ho, Francesco Pierfederici & Jakub Musko

While serving on the board in 2020 Jakub lead the web and infrastructure team where he refactored and simplified a large chunk of the legacy codebase. Thank you Jakub for your contributions to our team culture of clarity, stability and openness, through code and communication

Franceso has been a long-term contributor at EP and served on the board between 2020-2022. He handled all our infrastructure in 2021 and few years earlier helped migrate our the conference codebase from Python 2 to 3. Thank you Francesco for your warmth and love for community

Cheuk served on our board from 2020-2022 during which she extensively helped enriching the programme & improving our diversity and inclusion with her work on financial aid and speaker mentorship programme, Thank you Cheuk for your tireless work in bringing our community together

We thank Naomi for her extensive and wise counsel on matters Python and community over the years. With her work we brought Trans*Code to EuroPython to engage & welcome our trans friends at the conference and in our wider community

EPS members, Come one, come all! The EuroPython Society will hold its Annual General Assembly on 29th October 2022 (17:00-19:00 CEST) ✨ Join us as we conclude the past year and set foundations for the next ❤️ Read more below: europython-society.org/europython-soc…

EPS members, Come one, come all! The EuroPython Society will hold its Annual General Assembly on 29th October 2022 (17:00-19:00 CEST) ✨ Join us as we conclude the past year and set foundations for the next ❤️ Read more below:

Sponsors help us to make our conference happen. Thanks to our diversity sponsor EuroPython Society @europythons

Our heart goes out to everyone affected by the humanitarian crisis, especially members of our community. We stand by our community and will continue to provide any support we can whatever happens.

Spanish translation of Python Docs: 100% completado🥳 ¡Gracias a los voluntarios y voluntarias de todo el mundo que aportaron su tiempo en este proyecto! python-docs-es.readthedocs.io/es/3.10/CONTRI… #pythondocses

What a nice interview with our dear friend @lais_bsc. We cannot wait to see her in Dublin and revel in her warmth, high spirits and love for the community! ❤️

We know many Pythonistas like to submit talk proposals during the weekend. Hope @PyconDE are receiving their Xmas gifts early and overjoyed with many amazing proposals! 🐍

A very warm welcome to all our fellows for Q4 2021 🎊

A special highlight this year: our youngest EuroPython speaker ever - 7 year old Kautilya Katariya giving a talk on "Computational Complexity Theoretical Foundation on How Long Will Program Run" ... youtube.com/watch?v=Vv6-VJ…

All EuroPython 2021 edited videos are now up on our YouTube channel. We have 118 videos waiting for you. blog.europython.eu/europython-202… Enjoy! #EuroPython #Python #PyCon