Call for Speakers
in 4 months
PyCon Senegambia Dakar 2026
event starts
27 Nov 2026
event ends
28 Nov 2026
location
Dakar, Senegal
website
pyconsenegambia.org
PyCon Senegambia 2026 is an event that brings together Python enthusiasts, developers, data scientists, educators, and tech aficionados from Senegal, The Gambia, and beyond. Whether you’re an experienced speaker or a first-time speaker, your unique voice and perspective are highly encouraged to contribute to the event’s success.
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Call for Speakers
Call opens at 12:00 AM
20 Jul 2026
Call closes at 11:59 PM
20 Aug 2026
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Call for Proposals for PyCon Senegambia 2026 is Now Open!
We’re thrilled to announce that the Call for Proposals (CFP) for PyCon Senegambia 2026 is officially open! 🎉 This is your chance to be a part of one of the most vibrant and inclusive Python conferences in the region. Let’s build a diverse, insightful, and inspiring event together!
Why Speak at PyCon Senegambia?
PyCon Senegambia brings together Pythonistas, developers, data scientists, educators, researchers, students, and tech enthusiasts from across Senegal, The Gambia, and beyond. Whether you're an experienced speaker or this is your first time submitting a talk, your voice and perspective are welcome. We want to hear your ideas, lessons, hacks, success stories, and challenges.
Call For Proposals Timeline:
📅 Open: 20 July 2026
⏳ Close: 20 August 2026
📍 Event Date: 27th - 28th November 2026
Session Types:
- Short Talks (20 mins)
- Long Talks (40 mins)
- Workshops (90–120 mins)
- Panel Discussions (45–60 mins)
- Lightning Talks (5 mins)
Suggested Topics:
We’re open to a wide range of Python and tech-related content, including but not limited to:
- Web Development with Python
- APIs and Backend Development
- AI / ML / Data Science with Python
- Large Language Models (LLMs) in Python
- DevOps / Infrastructure
- Testing / Debugging
- Open Source / Python Community
- Python in Education
- Software Engineering / Best Practices
- Python for Beginners
Submission Guidelines:
Abstract: Write a concise, engaging summary of your talk (150–400 words). It should explain:
- What your session is about
- Why it’s important or relevant
- What attendees will take away
Target Audience: Specify your audience level:
- Non-Technical
- Beginner
- Intermediate
- Advanced
Learning Outcomes: Outline what participants will learn, discover, or be inspired by. We’re looking for sessions that equip people with actionable skills, insights, or new perspectives.
Speaker Bio:Introduce yourself! Tell us about your background, experiences, and why you're passionate about your topic. Feel free to include links to previous talks, blog posts, or projects.
Speaker Support & Inclusivity:
PyCon Senegambia welcomes:
- First-time speakers
- Underrepresented groups in tech
- Students and early-career developers
- Experts willing to give back
If you need help developing your proposal, we’ll connect you with a speaker mentor. We are committed to creating an inclusive, accessible space for everyone. Reach out if you need assistance or accommodations.
📬 Have questions? Contact the CFP team at: pyconsenegambia@gmail.com
Let’s make PyCon Senegambia 2026 unforgettable—submit your talk and join us!
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Tips for a Great Proposal:
- Be authentic and original — your perspective matters.
- Focus on clarity, impact, and relevance.
- Avoid jargon unless you explain it.
- Don’t worry if you’re new — your idea could be exactly what someone needs to hear.
Submit your proposal now via Sessionize.
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