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The Meetup Torino began having monthly meetings in May 2015. In the Summer of 2016 we started thinking about having a second night dedicated to contributing to WordPress. Some members have been att…

There are four ways to give back to the WordPress community that don’t involve writing code. Learn how writing, speaking and teaching can not only help you share your knowledge and grow the communi…

Josepha comes from a long line of writers and was raised to be a life-long learner. She has a passion for language and storycrafting, a skill she practices on starsandthemoon.com. Josepha has over …

This talk is about contributing to WordPress core, with or without code.

In this presentation, I’ll address both the *why* and the *how* of contributing while freelancing. I’ll lay out both an economic and a philosophical argument for why freelancers ought to budget for…

THANK YOU for wanting to help the WordPress Training Team during this Contributor Day! We hope you take an interest in the team’s work and continue to bring your skills and passion to the team by j…

Thinking of joining the WordPress community? Please do! Watch these videos that showcase how easy it is to dive right in and contribute. We would love your help!

You asked, we answered! We invited you to ask us anything about Contributor Day and your questions have been answered in our first published Q and A.

By subtitling some of the videos on WordPress.tv, you can contribute to the WordPress Project. Help us extend the reach of this amazing library of resources on WordPress.tv. The talks are well wort…

Did you know there are excellent video resources which can help you contribute to the WordPress Project? We’ve highlighted just three in this roundup.

Why contribute your time and skills? Find out why so many professionals invest their time and expertise in WordPress, the world’s most widely used CMS.

This guide is intended to help you get started at a contributor day. If you need any help, talk to the contributor day organizer, or ask your question in the #accessibility channel on Slack. Contri…

What do speakers, authors, non-profits, and startups have in common? When you’re on a mission to change the world, you need media coverage. And whether you’re looking to appeal to YouTube stars or …

The idea of conference tracks is enticing and well-intentioned, but it doesn't work very well for many WordCamp attendees and is counter productive in many ways. Here's why WordCamp Seattle 2017 didn't have tracks and what we did instead.

Couldn’t make it to WPCampus 2016 or WPCampus 2017?Are you looking for WordPress and higher ed professional development? Is your budget and time limited for travel and conferences? We know it can be tough to attend conferences and get the professional development you need. Time and travel budgets can be tight. We host this free, virtual […]

Organising & documenting WordCamp London out in the open

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It’s been nine years since Matt Mullenweg hosted the first official WordPress conference – the 2006,...

WordPress is used by thousands of universities all over the world. Many universities run large parts...

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GovtPress  Why WordPress is best for Government website?  Government Plan  Current Condition  Problems …