A first WordCamp can spark a connection. What helps that connection grow?
There’s still time to share your thoughts on a proposed framework for student participation at flagship and other major WordCamps in 2027. What would make a difference in your community?
Read the proposal and add your thoughts in the comments by October 30: https://wp.me/p2U65r-pA9
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The fifth edition of WordCamp Jinja drew more than 300 participants over 2 days and featured 3 parallel session tracks. Nearly half were students, from primary school through university. https://wp.me/p1q228-16kOk
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What would help your event welcome more student builders?
A proposed education framework for 2027 explores practical ways to support student participation at flagship and other major WordCamps, starting with WordCamp Asia.
Where could student showcases or contribution workshops fit in your schedule? What support could help students attend? Your experience can help shape an approach that works across events.
Join the discussion by October 30:
https://wp.me/p2U65r-pA9
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Make time for community.
With lots of WordPress events happening over the next week, there are plenty of chances to learn, share, and meet new people.
Nothing in your area? Consider starting your own and bringing your local community together. https://events.wordpress.org/
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A student’s first WordCamp can be the start of something much bigger.
At WordCamp Europe 2026, students showcased their WordPress projects, volunteered, and joined Contributor Day. A new proposal explores how flagship and other major WordCamps can create more opportunities for students to participate and stay connected to the community.
How can we help more students take that first step?
Read the proposal and share your ideas in the comments by October 30:
https://make.wordpress.org/community/2026/10/07/making-space-for-the-next-generation-of-wordpress-builders/
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Kartik Shukla traveled 30 hours from Ahmedabad to Phoenix for his first WordCamp US. He arrived as a member of the Programming team, helping speakers and emcees across 3 breakout rooms and the main stage. Read his views on the people and planning behind the conference. https://wp.me/p74VbO-vc
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August was the largest graduation month yet for WordPress Credits, with 145 students completing internships. The latest Education Buzz Report also shares updates from Campus Connect events, Student Clubs, and facilitator training around the world. https://wp.me/p2U65r-p11
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WordPress education programs reached more students and schools in July. WordPress Credits grew to 38 partner institutions across 16 countries, while Campus Connect welcomed new campuses on 4 continents. Read the full monthly report: https://wp.me/p2U65r-nty
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Mainul Kabir Aion experienced his 31st WordCamp from a different perspective: as part of the organizing team. His WordCamp US 2026 recap shares the volunteer work behind the event, a hands-on Contributor Day project, and the people who make WordPress collaboration possible. https://wp.me/p8b3ng-1IW
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The WordPress community is moving away from Meetup.com. GatherPress, an open source event plugin built by the community, will serve as the foundation going forward. The plan is still taking shape, and the team would love your thoughts if you organize events or want to help. https://make.wordpress.org/project/?p=1264
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