PyPodcats Partners with PyLadiesCon 2024

PyLadiesCon is back, stronger than ever for its second year, and PyPodcats is thrilled to be their official media partner! As the media partner, we are sharing our podcast-creation resources, like StreamYard and Veed.io subscriptions, with PyLadiesCon and PyLadiesCon speakers.

At PyPodcats, we’ve always advocated for the underrepresented Pythonistas in our community, and we’re proud to support PyLadiesCon in 2024.

What is PyLadiesCon?

PyLadiesCon is the global conference for the PyLadies community, and it is the place to be this December! It’s all happening online from December 6-8, 2024, and the best part? It’s FREE. This event is all about empowering PyLadies, spreading knowledge, and embracing diversity in the Python world.

Multilingual Talks and Sessions

One of the coolest things about PyLadiesCon is that the speakers get to present in whichever language they’re most comfortable with. Yep, it’s a fully multilingual event—no need to stress over language barriers here! So attendees will be also able to watch the talks with captioning if the talk is not delivered in the language the attendee preferred.

What to Expect at PyLadiesCon

Here’s a quick outline:

Talks

Expect tons of insightful talks covering everything, from the latest Python trends to the best practices, and cutting-edge tech from our inspiring speakers.

Panel Discussions

Get ready for engaging sessions, from Python dev hacks to career advice, and more.

Networking

Connect and get to know other PyLadies worldwide. Build your network and expand your horizons. Open yourself up to new opportunities.

What’s New for 2024?

This year, over 190 talks were submitted — so you know the content is going to be top-notch! Talks will be live-streamed on the PyLadies YouTube channel, and you can hop into live Q&A sessions.

Fun Fact Time!

Did you know some of our very own PyPodcats guests were speakers at PyLadiesCon 2023?

Joanna Jablonski

Our guest from Episode 1, and a recent recipient of the PSF Community Service Award, gave an awesome talk titled How to Make a Docs Site: Shortcuts for Busy Devs.

Mona Obedoza

Featured in Episode 5, Mona gave a talk about her project, TEDDY (Text-based Early Distress Detector for Youth).

Get Involved

PyLadiesCon is still looking for volunteers! If you want to help out, there are plenty of roles to fill, including:

• Communications Committee
• Design & Social Media
• Sponsorship & Finance
• Tech & Infrastructure
• Programs Committee
• Website Committee

Check out the volunteer page and get in on the action! We hope that you will join us at PyLadiesCon!