Dear BADCamp enthusiasts,
We're excited to share some fantastic news with you! Our upcoming event, BADCamp Hackathon, is undergoing a transformation, all thanks to an unexpected and remarkable opportunity that has come our way. While it means we'll have to postpone the event for a short while, we believe the wait will be worth it.
After a 2-year hiatus, BADCamp is back!
Join us this in 2024, for our 14th year of BADCamp. This will be a long overdue chance to reconnect with friends and share what we've been learning and doing.
Enjoy 2 days of summits, training, sessions, contribution, and socializing.
The Camp will be smaller than in previous years, we are currently looking for a new venue, to be announced.
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We have missed our Drupal friends immensely and really are excited that the Drupal Community is opening up again and having in-person events.
Our friends at Florida DrupalCamp were the last to hold an in-person camp-event in North America in Feb 2020, and they are the first to reconvene in person. They will be meeting in person Feb 18-20 in sunny Orlando Florida.
Several of our organizers, past attendees, and volunteers will be attending so we want to share some details from their organizers.
Join nonprofit peers on October 28th for a free, hands-on virtual event that will help nonprofits leverage technology to scale their capacity and impact. As a participant, you will be invited to take TechSoup’s Digital Assessment Tool to help identify your organization’s most pressing technology opportunities. Then join small group conversations with peers and subject matter experts around:
While BADCamp may be taking a hiatus for 2021, San Francisco Drupal User’s Group continues to be in full swing providing the quality content we all love and expect from our Drupal community and beyond.
Here’s what’s coming up at SFDUG...
While BADCamp is taking a hiatus in 2021, the San Francisco Drupal community is still committed to providing the high-quality content we all know and love twice a month through SFDUG. We typically meet the second and fourth Thursdays of the month at alternating times to accommodate a wider audience who might be visiting us from other time zones.
