News

1. Code of Conduct Transparency Report

   PyGotham strives to be a friendly and welcoming environment, and we take our code of conduct seriously. In the spirit of transparency, we publish a summary of the reports we received this year.

2. PyGotham 2018 has started!!

   PyGotham 2018 has started!!

3. PyGotham 2018 is sold out!

   PyGotham 2018 is sold out! Thank you to everyone who got a ticket, and we’ll see you all bright and early on Friday, October 5th!

4. Talk schedule now available!

   The PyGotham 2018 schedule is now available. It features three tracks spread across October 5th and 6th.

5. Talk list now available!

   The PyGotham 2018 talk list is now available. It features three tracks spread across October 5th and 6th.

6. Announcing our third keynote: Glyph

   Glyph is mostly a computer programmer, mostly in Python.

7. Announcing our second keynote: Gloria W.

   Founder of PyGotham, long standing NYC based Freelance Geek

8. Announcing our first keynote: Karen M. Sandler

   Karen M. Sandler is the executive director of the Software Freedom Conservancy. Karen is known as a cyborg lawyer for her advocacy for free software, particularly in relation to the software on medical devices.

9. Now Seeking PyGotham Program Committee Members

   Last year’s PyGotham had a great program committee of four organizers and eight volunteers. Unfortunately due to the constrained timeline of the 2017 conference and everyone’s individual schedules, we had only a few chances to meet, and never as the full group. The major consequence of this is that the final talk decisions were effectively made by a smaller group, mostly conference staff. We failed, by way of logistics, in our mission to make PyGotham as community focused as possible. This year we aim to do better.

10. Diversity at PyGotham

    This year, for the first time, PyGotham is asking everyone who has submitted a talk to our Call for Proposals to fill out a brief demographic survey to help support our efforts to ensure that PyGotham is representative of the Python community we believe in, welcoming to all our conference attendees, and helps to broaden and advance the conversation on diversity and representation that the wider software development community is undertaking.

11. The Call for Proposals is now open!

    Submissions are now closed.