Hello members,
This is an announcement to all basic members who wish to vote in the
upcoming election[1].
On May 20, 2016 AoE[2] we will launch a vote for the 2016/17 term.
If you are a voting member, you will receive a ballot. If you are not
a voting
member, but would like to become one, *pleas
On 5/4/16 4:12 PM, Don Sheu wrote:
I'm in the process of instituting guidelines for handling Code of
Conduct reports with my group in Seattle, PuPPy. First step is
recruiting a diverse committee. Unfortunately, currently our organizing
team is overwhelmingly male. Last thing I want is for a Code
The thing that originally swung it for PyCon was grabbing a chunk of
sponsor money and allocating it specifically to increase women's attendance
at the conference. Word got out, and women started to realise their
attendance was actively sought. S
Steve Holden
On Thu, May 5, 2016 at 6:31 PM, Chris
On 5/5/16 1:35 PM, Steve Holden wrote:
The thing that originally swung it for PyCon was grabbing a chunk of
sponsor money and allocating it specifically to increase women's
attendance at the conference. Word got out, and women started to realise
their attendance was actively sought. S
Absolutel
Good stuff Chris, really great work you're doing in NC. Great to hear the
truth about a state besides the headlines driven by self-aggrandizing
politicians. Would love to connect on a phone call at some time to get your
thoughts on how PuPPy can improve.
Our normal turnout is about 25% women out o
On 5 May 2016, at 10:31, Chris Calloway wrote:
On 5/4/16 4:12 PM, Don Sheu wrote:
I'm in the process of instituting guidelines for handling Code of
Conduct reports with my group in Seattle, PuPPy. First step is
recruiting a diverse committee. Unfortunately, currently our
organizing
team is ove
