Join the conference Discord server to meet every participant, including
Speakers, Sponsors, Keynotes, Volunteers and Organizers. Enjoy talks,
workshops, open spaces, get stream links, and many more activities!
Follow the next steps to enjoy the conference:
Visit pretix to get one.
Using the invite link
With your Name and Order number
Check the server structure
You can get a conference ticket on our pretix page.
You should have received an invite link via email, but in case you cannot find it, use this one: Not available yet
Once inside the server, head to the #registration-form
channel, click on the
button and a modal window will open, where you will need to enter your Name and Ticket number.
You need to enter the exact information from your conference ticket, that you
received via email with a subject:[PyLadiesCon 2025] Your
order: XXXXX, when you acquired the ticket.
If this is your first PyLadiesCon, you should join Discord with the link that it will be sent to you a week before the conference.
Once you register successfully, you will get assigned the Participant
role.
If you are from a company that is sponsoring the conference, and you will participate in the many activities like Panel Discussion, Speed Interview, sharing information in your company's channel, you need to get a ticket with the Voucher that it will be sent to you, through the contact person at your company.
This is very important for you to get the Sponsor
role.
If you have a confirmed Talk, Panel, or Keynote you should get a ticket using the Voucher
that we will send you via email. The reason behind this is to automatically assign you
the Speaker role.
If you are a conference Volunteer, it's highly probable you are already inside the server, but you will not have access to the conference channels as long as you don't get a conference ticket, and do the registration process described at the top of this page.
If by some reason you haven't been assigned the Volunteer contact
the organization in the #volunteers-general channel.
Once you join the server, you will see two categories, one called Conference Information with two channels:
#rules, with the rules of
the server, and#code-of-conduct, with the
guidelines to participate in the eventAnother category called Registration with two channels:
#registration-form where
you can see the button to register, andregistration-help,
where you can ask any question regarding the registration process.
If you have any question after you registered, you can leave your question in the
help forum.
Once registered, the Conference Information will contains more channels:
#announcements, to get the general conference announcements,#outreach-social-media, to get the conference posts on social media, so you can share them,#donations, to track the donations through Pretix during the conference,#session-notifications, to know the upcoming talks and events,#global-events, to discover events happening in the rest of the world.The Conference category will be visible once you register, and will contain the following channels:
#welcome, for you to introduce yourself and say hi to others,#general, for a general conference discussion,#networking, so you can share your social media to connect with others,#random, for any discussion not related to the conference,#job-board, in case you are looking for job offers,#resources, for sharing python-related resources,#news-discussion, to interact with the latest Python/PyLadies blog posts,#help, in case you need help with something,#ask-core-devs, for you to meet and ask the many Python Core developers that will be around,#game, for a little game we have prepared for you,#game-ranking, to see the ranking of the game!,And more importantly, you also will have channels related to the tracks of the conference:
#main-stream, for the main conference track,#activities-open-spaces, for the track for Activities, Workshops, and Open Spaces,