Candid shot from one of my lectures at the Python Workshops for Beginners, Fall 2014
Here's a collection of talks and workshops I have given for various conferences and organizations.
Upcoming
Nothing currently scheduled.
If you'd like me to present something listed below (or to put together some new content!) for your meetup, conference, or organization, please get in touch. I only speak at conferences and events with codes of conduct.
Technical Talks and Workshops
- SeaGL: How to Get Stuff Done in Open Source (Keynote), 2021-11-05
- KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2021: Intro and Deep Dive: Kubernetes SIG Node with Derek Carr, Dawn Chen, and Sergey Kanzhelev, 2021-10-15
- KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2021: Intro and Deep Dive: Kubernetes SIG Instrumentation with David Ashpole, Frederic Branczyk, and Han Kang, 2021-10-13
- DevConf.US 2021: Kubernetes is not Magic (Keynote), 2021-09-03
- DebConf 2021: Meet the Technical Committee, Clojure BoF, 2021-08-24 through 2021-08-28
- KBE Insider: Interview, 2021-07-27
- KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 2021: Intro and Deep Dive: Kubernetes SIG Node with Sergey Kanzhelev, 2021-05-05
- KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2020: Intro and Deep Dive: Kubernetes SIG Instrumentation with David Ashpole, Frederic Branczyk, and Han Kang, 2020-11-20
- State of the Source 2020: OSI Leadership on Stage AMA, 2020-09-10
- DebConf 2020: Meet the Technical Committee, Leadership in Debian Panel, Clojure BoF, 2020-08-27 through 2020-08-29
- OpenShift Commons: AMA Panel, 2020-06-15
- PDX DevOps May 2020: reprised Operating within Normal Parameters, 2020-05-27
- Red Hat Summit 2020: Azure Red Hat OpenShift: From Architecture to SRE, 2020-04-28
- KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2019: Weighing a Cloud: Measuring Your Kubernetes Clusters with Han Kang, 2019-11-19
- Cloud Native PDX October 2019: reprised Operating within Normal Parameters, 2019-10-29
- Brooklyn.js, May 2019: The Future of Open Source, 2019-05-16
- PyCon US 2019: The Black Magic of Python Wheels, 2019-05-04
- SREcon 2019 Americas: Operating within Normal Parameters: Monitoring Kubernetes, 2019-03-25
- PyGotham 2018: Understanding the Black Magic of Python Wheels, 2018-10-05
- ClojureSYNC 2018:
apt-get install leiningen:Reviving the Debian Clojure Ecosystem, 2018-02-16 - Brooklyn.js, November 2017: "Why can't we just use /usr/bin/node?!" An introduction to Javascript in Debian, 2017-11-16
- AnsibleFest 2017: Infrastructure Testing with Molecule, 2017-09-07
- DebConf 2017: Clojure BoF, 2017-08-12
- Protect Yo'Self! A day of workshops on security and online privacy: Encryption Workshop, 2017-01-28
- Brooklyn.js, November 2016: Amateur Radio: or, the original indie web, 2016-11-17
- Open Source Bridge 2016: Bringing OOP Best Practices to the World of Functional Programming, 2016-06-21
- PyCon US 2016: Teaching Python: The Hard Parts, 2016-05-31
- University of Waterloo Women in Computer Science Undergraduate Committee: Co-op Showcase Panel, 2015-01-14
- University of Waterloo Women in Computer Science Undergraduate Committee: Python Workshops for Beginners, 2014-09-26 to 2014-10-15
- Canadian Undergraduate Mathematics Conference: A Mathematical Introduction to LaTeX, 2013-07-13
Advocacy Talks
- Open Source NYC May 2019: Communities, Companies, and Careers! (panelist) 2019-05-07
- Waterloo Public Interest and Research Group: Founding Campus Activist Organizations, 2016-10-07
- Waterloo Public Interest and Research Group: Understanding and Resisting Misogyny and Patriarchy: Lessons from Feminist Organizing at UW, 2015-03-05
- WPIRG School of Public Interest 2015: The Choices We Face: Sell Out Temptations and a Politics of Refusal (discussant), 2015-02-06
- University of Waterloo Women in Computer Science Undergraduate Committee: STEM Feminism 101 Panel, 2014-11-13