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PyCon US speaker proposals

A recurring, technically credible CFP for Python-centric founder expertise and product-building lessons, with explicit proposal formats and speaker support information.

Our assessment

Who this is useful for

Strong for Python libraries, data/ML tooling, developer productivity, infrastructure, APIs, and lessons from building technical products; case-study talks can provide credible founder reach without a sales pitch. Audience noted by the source: Python programmers and open-source practitioners, from hobbyists to professional developers, attending PyCon US.

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How to participate

  1. When the CFP is open, submit a talk, tutorial, poster, or charla through the official PyCon US proposal system (Pretalx), following the proposal guidelines.
  2. Check the channel's current eligibility, audience rules, and content or listing requirements.
  3. Track qualified visits, sign-ups, or partner-sourced pipeline with a channel-specific measure.

Rules and practical details

  • The fetched 2026 CFP is closed; this is a recurring opportunity rather than evidence that submissions are open today.
  • The 2026 page specifies in-person presentations in Long Beach, California. It invites speakers of all experience levels and backgrounds, but the 2026 CFP shown is closed and has a three-proposal-per-person limit.
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