"Python for Everyone", yes it is
summary
Community-run program trains immigrant and career‑changing women in practical Python skills through nine sessions (four offline, rest online), covering syntax, small projects, standard library, plus resume reviews and one‑on‑ones and donated Python 101 books. Future plan adds Version Control, open‑source contribution, microPython, communication and mental‑health coaching. Built a Jitsi instance for meetings, mentored by volunteer devs, and seats ~30 per meetup; outcomes include local initiatives (Coding for Immigrants, Microsoft Reactor programs) and plans for a PyLadies conference while requesting sponsors, venues and speakers.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 1:39What is Python for you
- 3:48Speaker introduction
- 5:53Immigrant women in tech
- 9:26Pi ladies and Python for Everyone
- 10:33Program structure and goals
- 16:14Program journey and sessions
- 19:53Future plans and skills
- 23:24New speakers and mentors
- 26:37Program impact and community
- 27:19Struggles and how to help
- 29:31Conclusion and call to action
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