03-14, 11:25–11:55 (Europe/Berlin), Stage 1
Code of conduct is an indispensable item for any event or community nowadays. Derived from the Contributor Covenant, such rules have been replicated as a template, and are rarely created by communities, creating a void between what is written and what is needed. Based on my point of view as co-organizer of PyLadies Berlin, this talk intends to share our experience so that other organizers can have tools at hand to better act when code is hurt.
Developer Advocate for open source communities at Sauce Labs, Paloma Oliveira promotes FOSS and open source since 2009. She is a strong activist for diversity and equity in technology spaces co-organizing PyLadies Berlin https://berlin.pyladies.com/ and mentoring at FrauenLoop https://www.frauenloop.org/ and is the co-founder of the Zentrum für Netzkunst (Berlin’s netart institute) https://netzkunst.berlin/.