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「Cristián」

@maureira.dev

Qt Developer 🇨🇱 🇩🇪 👨‍💻 | @python.org Fellow & Director | https://hablemospython.dev 🐍 | PyPI moderator | Former astrophysicist at AEI MPI | https://maureira.dev

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Python Software Foundation@python.org · 3mo ago

Congratulations to the newest PSF Community Service Award recipients! Inessa, @kafui4k.bsky.social, Kalyan, @mjmolina.bsky.social, and @pauleveritt.org have each made lasting contributions to the Python community. Their service to the community deserves recognition and celebration! #python

Announcing PSF Community Service Award Recipients!

The PSF Community Service Awards (CSAs) are a formal way for the PSF Board of Directors to offer recognition of work which, in its opinion, significantly improves the Foundation's fulfillment of its mission to build a vibrant, welcoming, global Python community. These awards shine a light on the incredible people who are the heart and soul of our community– those whose dedication, creativity, and generosity help the PSF fulfill its mission. The PSF CSAs celebrate individuals who have been truly invaluable, inspiring others through their example, and demonstrates that service to the Python community leads to recognition and reward. If you know of someone in the Python community deserving of a PSF CSA award, please submit them to the PSF Board via psf@python.org at any time. You can read more about PSF CSA’s on our website. The PSF Board is excited to announce 5 new CSAs, awarded to Inessa Pawson, Kafui Alordo, Kalyan Prasad, Maria Jose Molina Contreras, and Paul Everitt, for their contributions to the Python community. Read more about their work and impact below. 

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「Cristián」@maureira.dev · 3mo ago

You can literally hang here for the whole conference and manage to meet cool people, learn things, share stories, stickers, etc, etc, etc. I even used it to rest once!

Python Software Foundation@python.org · 3mo ago

Joining #PyConUS 2026? PSF booth volunteers WANTED!! Spend a little of your conference time helping things run smoothly at the PSF Booth (or other volunteer opportunities!), hang out with fellow Pythonistas, and enjoy all the fun activities we have planned 🐍🚀🪐🗺️🎨🗓️🎮🤝 us.pycon.org/2026/volunte...

Group of posing and smiling Pythonistas in the PSF Booth at PyCon US 2025.
PyCon US@pycon.us · 5mo ago

New this year at #PyConUS 2026: 🔐Trailblazing Python Security Track! Join us on Saturday, May 16th in Long Beach, CA to learn from experts & shape the future of the Python security landscape. Get all the details and check out the full schedule here: pycon.blogspot.com/2026/03/atte...

Attend PyCon US for a day of Trailblazing Python Security!

PyCon US is coming to Long Beach, California in 2026. This year for the first time ever there is a day-long talk track devoted to the lates...

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「Cristián」@maureira.dev · 3mo ago

You can help by doing so many things, that please don't hesitate in case you are attending the event!

PyCon US@pycon.us · 3mo ago

#PyConUS 2026 onsite volunteer signups are now OPEN! Volunteering is a great opportunity to support the Python community, meet amazing people, and get involved behind the scenes - we need YOU! Sign up to volunteer today! 💙 👉https://pycon.blogspot.com/2026/04/pycon-us-2026-call-for-volunteers.html

PyCon US 2026 - Calling all volunteers; onsite-volunteer signups are now open! us.pycon.org/2026/volunteer/
「Cristián」@maureira.dev · 3mo ago

Last year this was a very nice event during the conference, and lots of people managed to connect with companies and communities in order to find new challenges! Don't forget to check it out :)

PyCon US@pycon.us · 3mo ago

Job hunting, or open to new opportunities if the right one comes along? Join the PyCon US Job Fair & Community Showcase, Sunday, May 17th. Check out the great companies who will be there! Plus community groups who will be looking for volunteers or just to connect. us.pycon.org/2026/events/...

A map of the PyCon US 2026 Job Fair & Community showcase showing: Reuven Lerner Python Training, PyCon Africa, Tetrix, SentinelOne, CodSpeed, Reflex, Black Python Devs, Tower Research Capital, Posit PBC, Kraken, marimo, Capital One, AlphaSense, Temporal, Chainguard, Google, Bloomberg, Sentry, and Old Mission
Python Package Index@pypi.org · 4mo ago

PSF Security developers have published incident reports on the LiteLLM & Telnyx #supplychain attacks. Read what happened, who's affected, and what developers & maintainers can do to prepare and protect themselves from future incidents. #security #python

Incident Report: LiteLLM/Telnyx supply-chain attacks, with guidance - The Python Package Index Blog

Python Package Index shares insights and provides guidance following LiteLLM/Telnyx supply-chain attacks

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「Cristián」@maureira.dev · 5mo ago

I think it's great that organizations can show the faces behind all the effort related to managing communities and events, for sure you can do something similar in your community! Thank you very much to Daria Linhart for handling this very cool initiative!

EuroPython 2026, Kraków@europython.eu · 5mo ago

“The human aspect of the conference is the most important part for me [...] everyone volunteering at conferences wants the best for the event.“ Read our full interview with @maureira.dev, co-lead of the Programme Team at EuroPython 2025 blog.europython.eu/humans-of-ep... #europython #conference

Python Software Foundation@python.org · 6mo ago

Introducing the PSF Community Partner Program! The PSF is very excited to announce this new in-kind offering that expands how we support Python community events and initiatives around the world, now and alongside future community support programs 💝🐍

Introducing the PSF Community Partner Program

The Python Software Foundation (PSF) is excited to announce the introduction of the PSF Community Partner Program. This new program is designed as an “in-kind” way for us to support Python events and initiatives with non-financial assistance through the use of the PSF logo and name, as well as promotional support via sharing qualified posts on PSF official social media accounts. The PSF looks forward to supporting Python community events and initiatives through this new program!The introduction of the PSF Community Partner Program grew out of our desire to find alternative ways to support the community during the pause of our Grants Program (read more about the resulting process below). Even so, we intend to continue offering this in-kind support program after the Grants Program reopens. Our big picture hope is that, over the long term, some community events and initiatives will continue to partner with the PSF while being financially dependent on sponsors and individual donors alone. The PSF is also working on the future of our Grants Program, including when and how we can reopen it in a way that ensures the program’s long-term sustainability while balancing the needs of the Python community. In light of the truly staggering outpouring of support from our community during the 2025 year-end fundraiser, we are now in a stronger position to reopen the Grants Program and are eager to give back in a thoughtful and sustainable way. More updates to come!As with the rollout of any new program, we anticipate small adjustments will need to be made for processes to flow smoothly and to ensure the program serves the Python community well. The PSF welcomes your comments, feedback, and suggestions regarding the new Community Partner Program on the corresponding Discuss thread. We also invite you to join our upcoming PSF Board or Grants Program Office Hour sessions to talk with the PSF Board and Staff synchronously. If you wish to send your feedback privately, please email grants@python.org. 

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Savannah Ostrowski@savannah.dev · 8mo ago

I’m incredibly excited to serve on this coming term’s Steering Council! Working on CPython has been one of the most rewarding endeavours of my career. I’m so grateful to everyone who voted & honoured that so many placed their trust in me. peps.python.org/pep-8107/

PEP 8107 – 2026 Term Steering Council election | peps.python.org

This document describes the schedule and other details of the 2025 election for the Python steering council, as specified in PEP 13. This is the steering council election for the 2026 term (i.e. Pytho...

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Mariatta@mariatta.ca · 8mo ago

Is there a PyLady that has made meaningful impact in your community? Nominate them for the Outstanding PyLady Award. Examples of who to nominate: Community leader, speaker, educator, open source contributor, mentor, blogger, volunteer, etc secretcodes.dev/outstanding-... #PyLadies

Outstanding PyLady Award

The PyLadies community is made up of many remarkable members and volunteers that make significant contributions to bettering the Python community. The Global Council’s Outstanding PyLady award is m...

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「Cristián」@maureira.dev · 8mo ago

We couldn't believe it, the response from the community was amazing. A few companies showed their support, so we believe a few more could make a difference now into getting us to the next goal. You could donate at least 10 EUR, for the PSF, which is cheaper than some subscriptions out there!

Python Software Foundation@python.org · 8mo ago

🧵 THANK YOU!! WOW! We hit our initial fundraising goal of $314,159.26 🌠 We're bursting with joy and hope- & we're not done yet! Thanks to you, we’re rolling out two new goals: 400k (stretch) 512k (super stretchy!) Can you help us hit our super stretchy goal? Read on ⬇️ #PythonForEveryone

Screenshot of the PSF's 2025 fundraiser website. The heading says "PYTHON IS FOR YOU". Underneath it says "Join the Python Software Foundation (PSF) end-of-year fundraiser - your donations and memberships keep the PSF, the Python community, and the language stay strong and sustainable. Python is for everyone, thanks to you!" Underneath it says "Goal $314,159.26 USD". Below that it shows a full snake thermometer and a "WE DID IT We have raised $317,327.42 USD". Below are two buttons "Donate today" and "Become a PSF Member".
「Cristián」@maureira.dev · 8mo ago

I decided to take a break since Thursday 18:00h, and came back online now, and oh my god...the amount of unresolved issues, and things that needed my attention...and everything from community/conference work I do :S