December 1-3, 2017 in Nashville, TN
Our community actually spans 2 states! Many of our meetup and WordCamp attendees come from Illinois. As far as the people go, they’re pretty awesome! We have attendees as young as 9 and as old as 80s. Our community has people from all walks of life, from small business owners, to political activists, to freelancers.
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Many attendees have asked, “What is Contributor Day?” As someone who is a first-time WCUS attendee, I wanted to know the answer to this question myself. Spoiler Alert: It’s much easier than I thought to get involved on Contributor Day. I spoke with Contributor Day Lead Aaron Campbell to get some more information on what contributor day is, what to expect, and how to get involved.
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We talk about various WordPress topics and connect with many other communities.
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The Phoenix metropolitan area has a special connection to WordPress. WordCamp Phoenix is one of the oldest and first WordCamps. Keep Reading Y’all
We are a group of WordPress enthusiast, that brings the power of WordPress to everybody!
We have been working with the community Girls that Code, the deaf and sign language community, and also with the CETAV. A center for low income kids. Keep Reading Y’all
WPCampus is a community of web professionals, educators, and others dedicated to the growth of WordPress in higher education. Our mission is to advance colleges and universities by providing a support structure and wealth of knowledge for anyone who uses, or is interested in using, WordPress. Keep Reading Y’all
Bonjour! The WordPress Montreal community is a vibrant group of WordPress enthusiasts that love getting together to learn, share, and encourage each other.
We host meetups once a month throughout the year and hold our annual WordCamp in the summer. Our group is bilingual, which means our communication, meetups, and WordCamp talks are given in English and French. We welcome all WordPress users, from bloggers to advanced developers. Not only are we peers, we’re also friends, mentors, and teachers. Some have even met their future business partners!
Can you believe that WordCamp US is just 29 days away?! Time has flown, and it’s almost time for us all to meet in Nashville and celebrate the WordPress community! All that said, it’s time to point out a vital deadline. To ensure that we can give our printers for t-shirts and name badges sufficient time to fulfill our order, we have to have our orders to them by November 10th.
What does this mean?If you want a badge that has your name and gravatar printed on it, and you want to be guaranteed that you will get the size shirt that fits you best, please purchase a ticket by November 10th. If you’re not able to purchase a ticket by that date, fear not, as we’ll have blank badges we can write your name on and we’re planning to purchase a range of extra sizes for folks that register after the ordering deadline.
To honor the memory of Kim Parsell, the WordPress Foundation set up a memorial scholarship to ensure that Kim’s core values would continue to be infused into the WordPress community.
Kim was very keen on seeing women participate and thrive in all aspects of the WordPress community. We think that this year’s recipient, Bianca Welds, is a woman whom Kim Parsell would have liked to have met. Keep Reading Y’all
Every first Tuesday we hold an informal meetup that is either an open help session or a show and tell. Every third Tuesday we do a formal presentation on a new topic or series of topics featuring speakers from the area.Keep Reading Y’all
We meet at the downtown Jackson District Library in the auditorium.
WordCamp US 2017 is over. Check out the next edition!
