[Python-cuba] Work Group Report for november

[Pablo Gabriel Celayes]

Ewa, in case you haven't seen it, this is our WG report for the month of
november.
I have some news on my side with the visit of Alejandro Zamora Fonseca from
Cuba in my town Córdoba, Argentina, but that will be part of the next
report for december/15.

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Python Cuba Working Group - Activities Report - November 2015:
(by Olemis Lang)

1. I've contacted some local groups in Havana and they have WELCOMED
(<= yeah with capital letters ;) the idea of encouraging the
participation of speakers talking about subjects related to Python .
Monthly meetings are already happening so the goal here is more likely
to look for people working with Python-powered techs and/or keen to
prepare talks about related subjects .

2. I'm trying to contact friends in Camagüey , Villa Clara and Holguín
so as to know what's going on there and encourage the organization of
similar meetings . I'd also like'em to travel to Havana City to
participate in the aforementioned monthly meetings , and vice-versa
i.e. motivate people living in Havana to travel to other provinces . I
look forward to suggestions aimed at adding provinces like Cienfuegos
, Sancti Spiritus and Granma , which are traditional regions for
development of Informatics (<- so I refuse to believe that nothing is
happening there ...) .

3. As an intermediate step towards the organization of the first PyCon
, I'm looking forward to explore (with other colleagues, who are
trying to make this happen) the possibility of incubating a sub-event
dedicated to Python within another conference with much broader scope
. ETA -> next year .

4. Looking forward to organizing a Python conference in Cuba I have
been contacting some people but still need to meet some others . It's
too early to disclose any further details beyond these , but I have
quite a few concrete ideas to figure out how to sort out some
obstacles and work towards establishing a concrete and realistic
schedule for organizing a Python conference in Cuba next year .


On Sat, Dec 5, 2015 at 6:27 PM, Olemis Lang <olemis at gmail.com> wrote:

> On 12/5/15, Pablo Gabriel Celayes <pablocelayes at gmail.com> wrote:
> > Hello everyone!
> >
>
> Hi !
> :)
>
> > Anything to add to the report for the last month?
> >
>
> I am not very familiar with the mechanics of reporting ... but , in
> spite of creating a favorable and open atmosphere , I'll sketch what
> I'm starting to do this side , even if there are not yet real results
> that can be shown . Progress so far has been really limited (I've been
> quite busy these days) . I'm planning to start moving a bit faster
> starting next week
>
> 1. I've contacted some local groups in Havana and they have WELCOMED
> (<= yeah with capital letters ;) the idea of encouraging the
> participation of speakers talking about subjects related to Python .
> Monthly meetings are already happening so the goal here is more likely
> to look for people working with Python-powered techs and/or keen to
> prepare talks about related subjects .
>
> 2. I'm trying to contact friends in Camagüey , Villa Clara and Holguín
> so as to know what's going on there and encourage the organization of
> similar meetings . I'd also like'em to travel to Havana City to
> participate in the aforementioned monthly meetings , and vice-versa
> i.e. motivate people living in Havana to travel to other provinces . I
> look forward to suggestions aimed at adding provinces like Cienfuegos
> , Sancti Spiritus and Granma , which are traditional regions for
> development of Informatics (<- so I refuse to believe that nothing is
> happening there ...) .
>
> 3. As an intermediate step towards the organization of the first PyCon
> , I'm looking forward to explore (with other colleagues, who are
> trying to make this happen) the possibility of incubating a sub-event
> dedicated to Python within another conference with much broader scope
> . ETA -> next year .
>
> 4. Looking forward to organizing a Python conference in Cuba I have
> been contacting some people but still need to meet some others . It's
> too early to disclose any further details beyond these , but I have
> quite a few concrete ideas to figure out how to sort out some
> obstacles and work towards establishing a concrete and realistic
> schedule for organizing a Python conference in Cuba next year .
>
> > On this side, I am happy to say that my cuban colleague Alejandro Zamora
> > Fonseca is now visiting here in Córdoba (Argentina) and he has already
> > given a talk in the local Python meetup[1], from which many good ideas
> > emerged and which got many people interested in helping develop the Cuban
> > Python community.
> >
>
> <ot>
> I'm hoping there are any Cubans already subscribed to this list . Is
> there any way we can meet any time this month (i.e. December 2015) ?
> </ot>
>
> > We will expand on this on the following days.
> >
>
> [...]
>
> --
> Regards,
>
> Olemis - @olemislc
>
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