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Contributor Day wants names on the table cards before the flight deals vanish. The form is short. The commitment is a Saturday.
August 20, 2026·Sam Calder

Contributor Day wants names on the table cards before the flight deals vanish. The form is short. The commitment is a Saturday.
August 20, 2026·Sam Calder

More tickets and travel support for first-time contributors. The application is short on purpose. The report-back is not optional.
August 9, 2026·Riley Cho

Not everyone wants to live in Gutenberg. A hosting-and-performance path joins the usual docs and core tables.
August 7, 2026·Riley Cho

A CC-licensed deck, a one-page reporting path, and language that is not copied from a 2014 wiki. Local groups can still make it local.
July 24, 2026·Sam Calder

A packed Saturday is being split so newcomers can leave with a merged patch before the hallway track takes over.
July 19, 2026·Sam Calder

Not a sponsor perk. A line item. Organizers want to know if the community will fund it when it is not optional.
July 10, 2026·Riley Cho

A set of CC-licensed decks lands so a Thursday meetup can talk about the latest release without a custom Keynote from scratch.
July 2, 2026·Riley Cho

This year’s event circuit is putting first-time contributors in the center of the schedule, not the hallway. Organizers are adding mentor tables, shorter contributor days, and tickets held for newcomers.
June 28, 2026·Riley Cho

A weekly hour for people who send a link instead of a Docker file. Syllabus-friendly, timezone-honest, no install theater.
June 27, 2026·Sam Calder

The notes are long, slightly awkward, and more useful than a polished recap. Teams, teams, and the spaces between them.
June 15, 2026·Sam Calder

A letter that a consulate can read, with the dates and the role filled in. Organizers were writing these by hand at midnight.
June 14, 2026·Riley Cho

Not a lanyard. A two-hour walk, a shared album, and credits that show up on profiles. Photo Day’s little sibling.
May 31, 2026·Sam Calder

A volunteer photo crew will shoot Make-profile portraits at three upcoming WordCamps. Bring a shirt that is not a lanyard.
May 30, 2026·Riley Cho

A Saturday for students who have never filed a ticket. The bar is a docs edit or a test, not a clever patch.
May 17, 2026·Riley Cho

Community colleges and adult-ed programs can now join the education track with a lighter syllabus and a real contribution goal.
May 11, 2026·Sam Calder

A global weekend for locales that are always ‘almost caught up.’ Live office hours, not a Slack that goes quiet at 17:00 UTC.
May 8, 2026·Sam Calder

A remote session a week after the event keeps hallway conversations from dying in an airport. Calendars are on Make.
April 27, 2026·Riley Cho

The conversations that used to happen in a lobby get a room and an end time. Introverts get a map. Extroverts get a fence.
April 26, 2026·Riley Cho
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