The goal of this repository is to gather the public conference information from the many Python events we have in Europe, so new ones can have a good understanding of who to contact for future events for sponsorship possibilities but also for speaking opportunities.
The data will also highlight the companies/organizations that are helping the most in Python conferences, similarly to the most active speakers.
Have an idea? If you believe more data can be added, or new insights can be extracted, please open an Issue!
- EuroPython: 2025
- PyLadiesCon: 2023, 2024, 2025*
- PyCon Italy:
- PyCon Greece:
For each missing conference in the JSON file, find the information by visiting official
websites, archives, and past event pages. For each year, document the sponsorship tiers
and costs in a levels object (e.g., "Gold": 10000), then create an array under that
year listing all sponsors with their name, website, and sponsorship level. Find this
information from conference websites, sponsor pages, event programs (often PDFs), social
media posts, and press releases. Ensure accuracy of sponsor names and URLs, verify
sponsorship levels match the documented tiers for that specific year, and maintain
consistent formatting as shown in the existing sponsors.json structure.
Remember to submit a Pull Request with the information and adding the conference and year to this README.
Not enough time? You can open new issues by providing a URL for the conference, sponsorship packages details and list of sponsors, so others can extract the information. This would be helpful as well!
The fields for speakers are the following:
- Full name: extracted from the proposals
- URL: only if the speaker provided such information for that specific event, this cannot be enriched with other information without their permission. The first field to fetch is Personal website, or the first social media URL that was provided. Please do not add more than one URL per speaker.
- Type: This fields is to point if the proposal was a Poster, Tutorial, Talk, etc.
- Title: Title of the proposal
- Level: If provided by the schedule. If two levels are displayed, pick the most general one
Note
Make sure to install the dependencies in scripts/requirements.txt
In case the event you are trying to contribute is using Pretalx, you can get the speaker list by running the command:
python scripts/get_speakers.py --url https://pretalx.com/api/events/pyladiescon-2025
To write the output directly into a file, you can use the --output option,
and execute the script like this:
python scripts/get_speakers.py \
--url https://pretalx.com/api/events/pyladiescon-2024 \
--output data/speakers/PyLadiesCon/2024.json
Important
Make sure that the URL needs to the the one pointing to the API.