PyCon US 2022 information released – call for proposals open #PyCon #PyConUS #PyConUS2022 @PyCon
PyCon US 2022 planning is well underway after two years apart. The host city will be Salt Lake City, Utah.
Mark your calendars and start planning for the conference dates: April 27, 2022 – May 3, 2022.
Head over to PyCon US 2022 website to read all the details. Be sure to opt-into PyCon US 2022 News for any future communications. Their Twitter is @PyCon.
Call for Proposals
The PyCon US 2022 Call for Proposals is open. PyCon US is seeking speakers of all experience levels and backgrounds to contribute to the conference program. All speakers will be presenting in person for PyCon US 2022 at the Salt Palace Convention Center.
Deadline to submit is December 20, 2021 AoE.
Full details and how to submit your proposal can be found on the PyCon US 2022 website.
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