SciPy 2023

Noa Tamir
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Noa have been involved with the R and PyData communities for some time, with a focus on community building and DEI. They are a member of the NumFOCUS Board of Directors and DISC committee, PyLadies Organizer, and chaired the PyData Berlin 2022 conference. In addition, they are a Lead Data Science Coach at neue fische, contributing to pandas, and are currently developing the Contributor Experience Community and Handbook with Inessa Pawson and Melissa Mendonça.

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Sessions

07-13
15:00
30min
Contributor experience - Why it matters
Melissa Weber Mendonça, Inessa Pawson, Noa Tamir

Behind every successful open source project is a strong contributor community. What makes these communities strong? What can you do in your OSS project to nurture a thriving contributor community? In this presentation, we will share insights from the work of the Contributor Experience Lead team (NumPy, SciPy, Matplotlib, and pandas) and discuss why designing and providing positive contributor experience is vital to sustainability of each individual project and the SciPy ecosystem overall.

Tending Your Open Source Garden: Maintenance and Community
Zlotnik Ballroom
07-14
16:40
55min
[BoF Room 105] Open Source Project Code of Conduct Management and DEI Support
Leah Silen, Noa Tamir, Inessa Pawson

NumFOCUS will facilitate a discussion around open source projects managing a robust Code of Conduct as well as ongoing DEI support

Birds of a Feather (BoF)
Classroom 105