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title: Thank You
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subtitle: To the EuroPython 2026 Team
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---
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# Thank You 🤗
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EuroPython has been organised by volunteers since 2002, driven by the passion
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and dedication of the community.
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What does it take to organise a conference? Let's go through it chronologically
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and tell you a bit more about the efforts and people behind it.
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![Closing photo](./closing-2026.jpg)
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## EuroPython Society Board 🏛️
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Before the conference preparations even start, a board is elected annually. The
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board manages the day-to-day operations of the EPS, the non-profit behind the
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series. They're responsible for fiscal and legal work, as well as making the
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conference happen. That includes picking a location, finding a suitable venue,
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local lawyers and accountants.
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Finally, the board finds leads and builds teams of volunteers to work in
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different areas.
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The board members for the 2026 conference are:
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- Anders Hammarquist
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- Angel Ramboi
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- Aris Nivorlis
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- Artur Czepiel
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- Ege Akman
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- Mia Bajić
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- Yuliia Barabash
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## Team Anežka 💪
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- Anežka Müller
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Following our successful collaboration last year, Anežka continued to provide
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support this year too as our event manager.
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She handled communication with all suppliers, relieving volunteers and board
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members of logistical tasks. She coordinated with the venue, catering, speakers'
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dinner, social events, sprints venue, booth builders, t-shirts, stickers, and
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numerous other smaller suppliers.
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We are deeply grateful to Anežka for her invaluable work and all the support she
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provided throughout the year.
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## Programme 📅
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This team manages the Call for Proposals, Community Voting, Proposals Screening,
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Panels, final selection of the Talks, Tutorials, Posters, Scheduling, Keynotes,
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Open Spaces, and all the last minute cancellations 😅.
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- Cristián Maureira-Fredes
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- Diego Russo
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- Maria José Molina Contreras
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- Marina Moro Lopez
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- Naa Nortey
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- Rodrigo Girão Serrão
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## Speaker Mentorship 🎓
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In parallel with the Call for Proposals, we kick off the Speaker Mentorship
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Programme. It's designed to help new and less experienced speakers submit
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proposals and, if accepted, build their confidence and prepare their talks.
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- Naa Nortey
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## Communications 📧
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The Communications team works year-round, however they are at their busiest
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during the conference week itself. Daily updates, monthly newsletters, Wi-Fi
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passwords, venue maps, and website copy are all things produced by this
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incredible team. There are quite a few more forms of communication that we
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didn't yet mention. Unsurprisingly, they all come under the Communications
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remit, too!
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- Daria Linhart Grudzien
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- Andrew Northall
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- Celina Czyszczon
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- Mia Bajić
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- Sangarshanan Veera
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## Design 🎨
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The Design team is responsible for producing high quality artwork and visual
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content, especially the EuroPython social media posts that accompany the
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communications copy written by the Communications team. They work closely with
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Communications to ensure all visual deliverables are on-brand and polished.
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- Mia Bajić
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- Daksh P. Jain
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## Infrastructure 💻
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Thanks to our local superstar for his all-round help.
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- Marcin Wierzbanowski
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## EuroPython Advocacy 🗣️
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- Maciej Majewski
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This role is crucial for spreading the word about EuroPython and building
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excitement in the local community. With EuroPython 2026 taking place in Krakow,
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we were fortunate to have Maciej Majewski as our advocate. As the organiser of
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PyData Krakow, Maciej helped us build local support.
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## Sponsorship 🤝
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The conference runs from ticket sales and sponsorships. The Sponsors Team
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contacts sponsors early, manages contracts, invoices, logistics and ensures all
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deliverables are fulfilled by other teams.
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- Kshitijaa Jaglan
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- Angel Ramboi
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- Artur Czepiel
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- Iryna Kondrashchenko
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- Oleh Kostromin
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- Raquel Dou
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## Financial Aid 💰
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This team manages financial aid applications, selects recipients, handles
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communications, and ensures invoices are submitted:
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- Theofanis Petkos
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- Aris Nivorlis
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- Doreen Peace Nangira Wanyama
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- Panagiotis Skias
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- Raquel Dou
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## Operations ⚙️
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This is the largest team, divided into several smaller teams. You might have met
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them onsite or online when contacting our helpdesk.
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### Operations Team
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- Jake Balas
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- Aeneas Christodoulou
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- Aris Nivorlis
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- Çınar Fidanboy
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- George Zisopoulos
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- Jakub Červinka
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- Janusz Kamieński
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- Kshitijaa Jaglan
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- Liberta Gani
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- Mahe Iram Khan
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- Martin Borus
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- Moisés Guimarães
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- Niklas Mertsch
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- Panagiotis Kyrillos
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- Piotr Gnus
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- Raquel Dou
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- Szymon Cader
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- Toomas Ormisson
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### Discord Team
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Everyone with a valid conference ticket received access to our Discord server,
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where participants could chat with fellow attendees, speakers, and organisers.
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The Discord team managed the server, ensuring that participants had access and
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the appropriate permissions.
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A huge thank you to Niklas Mertsch for leading the Discord team and to Szymon
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Cader for his significant contributions!
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The work involved in maintaining and updating the Discord bot can be found in
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the EuroPython Discord bot repository: https://github.com/EuroPython/discord
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### A/V Team
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Although an external supplier handled the streaming and recording, this team
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coordinated with the venue, managed the digital screens, and dealt with
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unexpected technical issues.
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A big thank you to Raquel Dou, Piotr Gnus, Panagiotis Kyrillos, Aeneas
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Christodoulou, and Anežka Müller for coordinating all things A/V!
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### Registration Desk
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The registration desk is one of the first points of contact for everyone
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arriving at EuroPython. Thanks to the careful preparation and coordination of
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Martin Borus and Gaweng Tan, registration was a smooth experience for both
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attendees and the onsite volunteers working at the desk.
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A huge thank you to Martin and Gaweng for making everyone’s arrival so welcoming
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and well organised!
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### Helpdesk
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Throughout the conference, the helpdesk answered questions and assisted
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participants whenever they needed support.
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A special thank you to George Zisopoulos, who led the helpdesk and worked
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relentlessly to answer questions, resolve issues, and help everyone who reached
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out.
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As soon as you enter the conference, some of the first people you see are those
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wearing yellow T-shirts—our Pockets of Sunshine ☀️. These are our onsite
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volunteers, who assist attendees, chair sessions, distribute materials, and help
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keep the conference running smoothly.
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A huge thank you to Janusz Kamieński for coordinating the entire onsite
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volunteer team and ensuring that everyone had the information and support they
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needed throughout the conference.
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### Onsite Volunteers Team
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Once you enter the conference, the first thing you see are people in yellow
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t-shirts (🦸 Pockets of Sunshine ☀️). They're our volunteers, who assist
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attendees, chair sessions, and hand out materials.
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- Aditri Das
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- Ajinkya Dahale
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- Alex Salynski
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- Amine BENDAHMANE
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- Antonio Spadaro
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- Ashish Gupta
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- Augustin Ramboi
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- Barbora Hůlová
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- Bartek Nowak
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- Bas Bloemsaat
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- Björn Brandt
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- Carli* Freudenberg
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- Carlijn van der Vleuten
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- Celina Czyszczon
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- Daksh P. Jain
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- David Slavíček
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- Dieter Vansteenwegen
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- ELENI TOKMAKTSI
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- Emmanuel Leblond
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- Filip Będkowski
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- Gaweng Tan
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- Hugo van Kemenade
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- Jakub Červinka
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- Jakub Wasielak
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- Jannis Lübbe
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- Jarek Potiuk
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- Juan Sebastian Velasquez Acevedo
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- Julia Demitraszek
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- Kacper Wojtowicz
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- Kaja Łucka
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- Laura Oberländer
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- Łukasz Taczuk
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- Maciej Majewski
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- Maja Nieragden
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- Maja Sankowska
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- Marine Guyot
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- Michael Seifert
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- Michał Lowas-Rzechonek
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- Ned Deily
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- Niels Meijer
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- Nika
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- Nikos Chatzis
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- Pelle Koster
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- Petr Viktorin
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- Reuven Lerner
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- Roberto Polli
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- Sara Czasak
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- Sara Garcia
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- Sebastian Witowski
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- Stefanie Molin
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- Teodora Miletic
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- Thibaud Colas
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- Thomas Berger
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- Tomáš Roun
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- Tytus Walkowiak
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- Ulrik Södergren
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- Urszula
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- Vladyslav Fedoriuk
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![Pockets of sunshine](./sunshine-2026.jpg)
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## Code of Conduct Committee 🛡️
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We have a code of conduct in place to make sure that the conference is a safe
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place for many different people. This team is responsible for receiving and
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handling CoC reports:
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- Cheuk Ting Ho
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- Georgi Ker
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- Jakub Vysoký
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- Michał Karzyński
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## PyLadies Poland 👩‍💻
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- Agata Skamruk
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- Anna Wszeborowska
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## PyLadies Lunch 🥗
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Big hugs to the organisers for hosting the PyLadies lunch, Open Space,
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Workshops, and more!.
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- Jodie Burchell
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- Maria José Molina Contreras
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## Beginners' Day 🐥
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Thank you for the organisation of the Humble Data and Django Girls Workshop at
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the sprints days of the conference:
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- Jodie Burchell
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## Community Organisers Summit 🐍
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## Language Summit 💻
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- Emily Morehouse-Valcarcel
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## Rust Summit 🦀
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## Packaging Summit 📦
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The Accessibility team ensured that the conference, both online and onsite, was
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welcoming and accessible to people with diverse needs.
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## Conference Photographer 📸
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The official EuroPython conference and social event photos were taken by:
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- Website: [bartpawlik.format.com](https://bartpawlik.format.com/)
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- Instagram: [@bart.pawlik](https://www.instagram.com/bart.pawlik/)
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## Childcare 🧸
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Big thanks to our childcare vendor [Cud Niania](https://cudniania.pl/) for
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making our conference more accessible!
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