Tuesday Trainings: How do I contribute to WordPress? Part 3

Upcoming #WPDiversity Events: December 2022

Posted by Dot Org Community on November 11, 2022 at 12:54 pm
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Here is our December 2022 #WPDiversity schedule. Please join us and help us spread the word! Speaker Workshop December 7, 2022 @ 6pm–8pm UTC: How to Own Your Expertise & Start Speaking at WordPress Events #WPDiversity Does the thought of speaking at one of our Meetups or WordCamps intrigue you? Do you identify as a person from a marginalized or underrepresented identity who is thinking about speaking at a WordPress Meetup or WordCamp? Do you think you don’t know or have anything worth speaking about? Join our 2-hour interactive, transformational watch party online for underrepresented voices in the WordPress community. Aspiring speakers will learn how to own their expertise and start speaking at WordPress events with confidence. Register now New – All of our Upcoming #WPDiversity events can be found on our handbook page. #wpdiversityworkshops #wpdiversity…

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