2025-03-01 –, F-AVR
The Python community stands as a notable example of how technical communities can become more inclusive. Through consistent community effort and intentional change, Python spaces have become increasingly welcoming and supportive of women in tech. This talk explores these successful community initiatives and provides a practical blueprint for other communities to follow.
In this 30-minute session, we'll explore both the Python community's journey and practical steps for implementation. The talk examines three key areas:
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The Python Community's Evolution
- How community spaces became more welcoming
- The impact of regional and local initiatives
- Success stories from community organizers
- Lessons learned from both successes and challenges
- Building sustainable support systems -
Creating Welcoming Spaces
- Practical steps that made events more inclusive
- Supporting technical growth and contribution
- Successful mentorship approaches
- Making technical content accessible
- Supporting newcomers at all levels -
Implementing Change in Your Community
- Starting small and scaling up
- Adapting successful community approaches
- Building sustainable support systems
- Creating accountability
- Measuring progress and adapting
The presentation combines community insights with actionable steps for implementation.
Target Audience
This talk is ideal for:
- Community organizers and volunteers
- Technical leaders and team builders
- Open source contributors and maintainers
- Anyone interested in making tech more inclusive
No technical knowledge of Python is required.
Key Takeaways
Attendees will learn:
- How to build inclusive technical spaces
- Practical steps for community building
- Common challenges and solutions
- Ways to measure progress
- Tools for sustainable community growth
This talk bridges inspiration with implementation, providing both successful community examples and a practical pathway forward.
Community
Audience Level:Beginner
Chantal Pino is a community leader and software developer from Davao City, Philippines. Building with code since 15, she's currently creating solutions at Satorinet.io as a Python Software Developer.
An avid volunteer passionate about fostering inclusive tech spaces, she actively contributes to various community initiatives that make technology more accessible. When not coding, participating in hackathons, or organizing community events, she can be found curled up with a good book alongside her cat.