“Don’t be afraid to volunteer, even if it involves leading one of the teams or contributing to a team you have no experience with. You can learn the needed skills while volunteering."
Read our latest interview with Naa, Speakers Mentorship lead for EuroPython 2025 https://blog.europython.eu/humans-of-ep-naa
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🐍 John just shared the ONE activity that made #europython2025 unforgettable!
Did you get to experience it too?
While in Prague during #europython2025, we asked @sheena about her favorite Python library. It’s always hard to pick just one, isn’t it?
Check out what made it to the list 🐍
“Nothing beats the smiles and thank you’s you get when the conference is over. Plus, it is an amazing feeling to be part of something bigger than yourself.”
Check out our full interview with @mathsppblog, member of the Programme Team for EuroPython 2025 https://blog.europython.eu/humans-of-ep-rodrigo
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We love our attendees' opinions about EuroPython, not only when they are as lovely as the one which we heard from @webknjaz
Any feedback allows us to learn, improve, and create the best conference we possibly can. But we admit—among all feedback, the positive one fills our hearts the most 😇
“Volunteering at EuroPython made me realize that people can make you go far. Doing it all alone is possible but doing it as a team makes a big difference. "
Read our full interview with @Nangira, Django Girls organizer at EuroPython 2025 https://blog.europython.eu/humans-of-ep-doreen
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💬 "What was your favorite part of #EuroPython2025?"
We asked Naa this question, and the answer was amazing!
“I’ve built lasting friendships, met people I had only known from online talks and tutorials, and had the chance to become a familiar face in the community myself. Every EuroPython, and every local conference, strengthens those connections and leaves you with renewed energy and inspiration to keep contributing.”
Check out the full interview with Jakub Červinka, member of the Operations Team for EuroPython 2025 https://blog.europython.eu/humans-of-ep-jakub
While in Prague, we asked Olga Matoula how many editions of the EuroPython she attended before. It's so lovely to see people come back year after year 🥹
Have you attended more than one EuroPython? What makes you come back?
While in Prague during the last conference, we asked @@jugmac00@fostodon.org about a favorite command line utility 🛠️ Oh, isn't this a question that could start a debate that could heat any room during the winter?
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