After a brief hiatus, we're excited to announce that Python for Good will be returning with more projects, community building, and opportunities to use Python for social impact.
This is an in-person event taking place at Shepherd's Spring Retreat Center in the Washington, D.C. Area. This beautiful venue provides a peaceful and inspiring environment for our coding community, perfect for focused development work and meaningful connections.
Shepherd's Spring offers comfortable workspaces, reliable WiFi, on-site accommodations, and delicious meals. Located in a serene natural setting, you'll enjoy coding in a tranquil atmosphere that encourages creativity and collaboration. Learn more about the venue at shepherdsspring.org.
Python for Good is organized by Code for Good, the same nonprofit that organizes Ruby for Good. We're bringing that same sense of community and collaboration to the Python ecosystem.
We build and maintain open source software for nonprofits and social sector organizations. Unlike traditional hackathons, we focus equally on community building and helping our nonprofit partners.
Think of our events as "nerd camps" where we:
The software we build isn't throwaway code – it's maintained into the future and makes a real difference in the world.
Collaborative coding projects with nonprofits and social enterprises that address real-world challenges
Leadership opportunities and mentorship for developers of all skill levels in a supportive environment
Connect with like-minded developers passionate about using technology for social impact