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And after two years, in-person conferences started happening again! At first, OSCAL, then DebConf and the last one (so far), the Open Source Summit Europe![…]

Back in March 2020, only 2 months away from the 7th edition of OSCAL, everything was cancelled indefinitely. 3 years later and the 2-day open source conference happened again in Tirana.[…]

While still a student, back in March 2019 I joined phpList Ltd. in the role of the Community Manager for the phpList community. I was so happy to[…]

The 20th edition of Free & Open Source Developers European Meetup (FOSDEM) was a palindrome because of the date that the conference occurred this yeas … 02/02/2020. […]

Open Source Summit is a 3-day conference dedicated to the leading Open Source technologies, brought by The Linux Foundation. On August 2019 I joined Open Source Summit NA in San Diego, California and had three days full of … open source.

Fedora Women’s Day (FWD) is a day to celebrate and bring visibility to female contributors in open source projects, including Fedora. This event is headed by Fedora’s Diversity and Inclusion Team.[…]

OSCAL (Open Source Conference Albania) is an annual conference in Albania organized to promote software freedom, open source software, free culture and open knowledge. Once again, the Fedora Project was at OSCAL with an infobooth, with presentations, a Release Party and a generous sponsorship towards the event.[…]

Once more the first weekend of February got me traveling to the Belgian capital for FOSDEM. Probably the largest FLOSS related conference, FOSDEM brings together each year thousands of people who develop, maintain, use and promote FLOSS initiatives.[…]

On October 30th the Fedora 29 edition was announced and this can mean only one thing… release parties all over the regions. A release party (aka RP) is a local event organized by contributors of the Fedora Project (not necessarily ambassadors) where people gather and have presentations, workshops and/or meet ups in universities, hackerspaces, cafes or wherever you think people might be interested to hear and learn more about a Linux distro […]

Obstruction to information (in any form of it) is a a very common phenomenon in many parts of the world. While some of us who are based in countries where basic freedom of speech is taken for granted, that's often not the norm for many countries. In the age of internet censorship and surveillance […]

All started in June when I was just trying to escape from studying for my 2nd semester exams and I was wondering around the web. That afternoon I stepped on a tweet from The Linux Foundation regarding the upcoming in Edinburgh in late October. I went through the website and discovered a opportunity […]

Inspired by the Fedora 4 foundations, these four words describe pretty much my FOSDEM experience. As this was the very first time for me to attend the conference I was looking forward to travel to Brussels the weekend that passed by.

For the very first time this year I had the chance to be part of Code Week Europe. EU Code Week is an initiative that started back in 2013 and its mission is to bring people from different social and age groups together and share knowledge and experience through Computer Science in general.

During the second weekend of December I had the chance to be part of Wiki Weekend Tirana 2017. It was the second time I was able to join the event. Last year I was just an attendee, while this year I had a talk about all the Wikimedia projects.

As one of the newest members of the Fedora Community, Flock to Fedora 2017 was a great opportunity for me to get to know better with the Project and other community members from different regions. This year Flock was held in Cape Cod in Massachusetts,USA.