Open Web & Community Track

What is the open web and how can we all contribute to it? How can we provide safe and inclusive spaces where everyone feels welcome?

This track includes talks about the human and community aspects of Drupal and the Open Web. Learn about how to be happy and healthy at work, how to be a productive team and community member, how the community and project support each other and how you can contribute to the Drupal project no matter your expertise.

Keywords: Diversity and Inclusion, Contribution, Open Web, Being Human, Community

Open Web & Community Track Schedule

Featured Track Speakers

Fatima Sarah Khalid

Developer Programs Engineer, Pantheon

Sub-theme: Diversity & Inclusion
The highs and lows of Community Leadership
Experience level: Beginner

Alanna Burke

Documentation, Training, And Developer Advocacy, amazee.io

Sub-theme: Diversity & Inclusion
Writing Inclusive Documentation
Experience level: Beginner

Fabian Bircher

Senior Software Engineer, Nuvole Web

Sub-theme: Contribution
Configuration Management Initiative 2.0
Experience level: Intermediate

Michael Anello

Developer/trainer, DrupalEasy

Sub-theme: Being Human
How the Community Working Group is helping to make a healthier community
Experience level: Beginner

Michael Meyers

Managing Director, Tag1 Consulting, Inc.

Sub-theme: Community Conversations
D7 & D8 go End of Life in 2021 - What does that mean, and what are my options?
Experience level: Beginner

Josef Kruckenberg

Product Owner, Liip

Sub-theme: Open Web
[Panel] Sustainable practices for building and maintaining the Open Web
Experience level: Intermediate

Track sessions by sub-theme

Being Human

Diego Costa	Being Open about Being Human
Jorge Tutor	Self-Management in remote environments
Michael Ivashchenko	Imposter Syndrome – it's way more common than you think
mICHAEL ANELLO, JORDANA FUNG, GEORGE DEmET, ALEX BURROWS	How the Community Working Group is helping to make a healthier community
MICHAEL SCHMID	My best (and worst) strategies for dealing with high-demand work

Community Conversations

Dries Buytaert, Heather Rocker, Rachel Lawson	Dries Q&A
Yauhen Zenko	Moving Drupal forward by breathing new life into local community
Sharmila Kumaran	Inspiring Youngsters to become Drupal Evangelists.
heather Rocker	DA Update to the Community
Chris Teitzel	Privacy in 2020: Why The Proposed Drupal Core Privacy Initiative Is More Important Than Ever Before
Michael Meyers, JEREMY ANDREWS	D7 & D8 go End of Life in 2021 - What does that mean, and what are my options?

Contribution

Kristiaan Van den Eynde	What maintaining a large Drupal module is really like.
drupal association engineering team	Drupal.org Update - The latest collaboration tools to help you build Drupal
Fabian Bircher	Configuration Management Initiative 2.0
Daniel Lemon	Building a platform to bring people together to Celebrate Drupal

Diversity & Inclusion

Martin Lenz	Building diversity job boards with Drupal
Alanna Burke	Writing Inclusive Documentation
Fatima Sarah Khalid	The highs and lows of Community Leadership

Open Web

ALEJANDRO MORENO LOPEZ, gáBOR HOJTSY, RACHEL LAWSON, BADDY SONJA BREIDERT, PAUL JOHNSON	Open source has won. How do we avoid dying from success
JOSEF KRUCKENBERG	Sustainable practices for building and maintaining the Open Web
KEVIN BRIDGES	Drupal is dead. Long live Drupal
Tom Bamford	An open (company) culture empowers autonomy and collaboration

This was just the pre-planned program of just one track of DrupalCon Europe! A ticket also gives you access to all the other tracks too. Also keynotes, live discussions of interest groups (Birds of a Feather), networking opportunities, social events, sponsor gifts and online contribution opportunities.

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