@wordpress.orgA student’s first WordCamp can be the start of something much bigger. The next generation of WordPress builders needs room to grow. How can WordCamps help students share their work and join the community?
Share your ideas by October 30:
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@paloukas.comFirst time organizing WordCamp Europe! I'm on the Communications, Marketing & PR team for #WCEU27. WordCamp Athens taught me what organizing really takes, and now I get to do it at a whole new level. Thank you @pressidium.com for making it possible đź’™
@paloukas.comInclusivity doesn't mean the door's open and you can walk in. No one's gonna walk in.
Leaving a seat open at the table isn't enough. You have to go to people and actually invite them to sit down.
There's pie here. Share it. đź’™
@wordpress.orgKartik Shukla traveled 30 hours from Ahmedabad to Phoenix for his first WordCamp US. He arrived as a member of the Programming team, helping speakers and emcees across 3 breakout rooms and the main stage. Read his views on the people and planning behind WCUS. wp.me/p74VbO-vc
@wordpress.orgAugust was the largest graduation month yet for WordPress Credits, with 145 students completing internships. The latest Education Buzz Report also shares updates from Campus Connect events, Student Clubs, and facilitator training around the world. wp.me/p2U65r-p11
@wordpress.orgWordPress education programs reached more students and schools in July. WordPress Credits grew to 38 partner institutions across 16 countries, while Campus Connect welcomed new campuses on 4 continents. Read the full monthly report: wp.me/p2U65r-nty