Topics should be Python-related (and Python adjacent), examples of topics (not extensive):-

• Found a Python library you are excited to share?
• A project you want to show and tell, e.g. OSS, creative technology, etc
• Talk about how you use Python in your work and/or personal projects
• Show and Tell, and even ask for help

❌ Note: We are not accepting talks on the following topics, we suggest that you submit talks related to topics below  to Python Ireland and/or PyData Ireland:

• AI (including GenAI)
• LLM
• Note: In general, Data Science related talks are better targeted at PyData Ireland

Audience:

• We have people from no experience right up to industry experts.

Talk lengths:

• We prefer short talks (5 mins up - 30 mins max). If you have more to show and talk about, take advantage of the rest of the evening after the talks in your own breakout session. We actively encourage further discussions. 

Location:

• If possible, we would like to have speakers based in Ireland, for in-person, Dublin would be ideal.
  
  🚨 If you outside of Dublin, please let us know in your submission as we will need to setup additional supports and will need to let our hosts know in advance.
  ❌ We don't accept talks outside of Ireland as we want to promote Irish-based Pythonistas.
  ❌ We cannot cover any travel or accommodation, we are a zero-budget organisation.

Presentation guidelines

• Check out guidelines by Alterconf when creating presentation slides so it's inclusive for those with vision sensitivities/impairments.: alterconf.com/speak#guidelines

Code of Conduct

• You can find our code of conduct at dublin.pyladies.com.

Other

• We are not a conference, we are a small local meetup group that meetups monthly and we have up to 25 people getting together.
• PyLadies Dublin is a volunteer organisation and wholly supported by local community for their time and spaces hosting our meetups.