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Humans of EuroPython: Kshitijaa Jaglan

Discover the motivations behind volunteering, the challenges and rewards of organizing such a significant conference, and the impact it has on both attendees and contributors. Hear personal stories and learn how individuals like our interviewee help shape the future of Python through their commitment and collaboration. In our latest interview

Humans of EuroPython: Cristián Maureira-Fredes

Ever wonder what powers EuroPython? 🐍 No it’s not coffee—It's volunteers! From stage MCs to sponsor ambassadors, Wi-Fi wizards to vibe guardians, we’re the invisible threads weaving community magic. No title, no capes—just passion.  Join us in celebrating one of the humans behind the keyboard. Read our

Humans of EuroPython: Daksh P. Jain

Behind every attendee registered, there's a community. Behind every talk, a team. EuroPython isn't just a conference—it's a labor of grace, 100% volunteer-powered. To the wranglers who herded sessions, the code guardians updating the conference website, the social magicians leading events, the quiet heroes debugging ticket sales systems—thank

Humans of EuroPython: Jake Balas

Every year, thousands of Python enthusiasts gather at EuroPython to share knowledge, forge connections, and celebrate our vibrant community. Today, we're thrilled to introduce you to Jake Balas. In addition to being a member of the Operations Team, Jake led onsite volunteers at EuroPython 2025.

Humans of EuroPython: Naa Ashiorkor Nortey

Here’s our recent conversation with Naa Ashiorkor Nortey, who led the EuroPython 2025 Speaker Mentorship Team, contributed to the Programme Team and mentored at the Humble Data workshop.

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