EuroPython Blog

Humans of EuroPython: Nikoś (nikoshell)

EuroPython wouldn't exist without our dedicated volunteers who work tirelessly behind the scenes. They design our website, set up the call for proposals system, review hundreds of submissions, carefully select talks, coordinate speakers, and handle countless logistical details. Every aspect of the conference reflects their passion and expertise. Thank you

Humans of EuroPython: George Zisopoulos

Behind every flawless talk, engaging workshop, and perfectly timed coffee break at EuroPython is a crew of unsung heroes—our volunteers! 🌟 Today we’d like to introduce George Zisopoulos, member of the Operations team at EuroPython 2025.

Humans of EuroPython: Jodie Burchell

What does it take to run Europe’s largest Python conference? 🐍 Not budgets or venues—it’s people. EuroPython isn’t powered by code alone, but by a vibrant network of volunteers who shape every session and welcome every attendee. From ensuring talks run seamlessly to curating world-class content these

March Newsletter: Sponsorship Early Bird Ending, Programme Due Soon

Hey there! 👋  Hope you're all having a fantastic March. We sure have been busy and we’ve got some exciting updates for you as we gear up for EuroPython 2026. This year the conference will take place in Kraków, the city of castles and dragons 🐉 Let’s dive right in!

Humans of EuroPython: Niklas Mertsch

EuroPython runs on people power—real people giving their time to make it happen. No flashy titles, just real work: setting up rooms, guiding speakers, helping attendees find their way, or making sure everyone feels welcome. Some help run sessions, others support accessibility needs or troubleshoot the Wi-Fi.  It’s

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