Keynote: Gabriela de Queiroz
summary
Community work focuses on concrete offerings and measurable impact: GitHub Codespaces runs notebooks in the browser with reproducible environments and GitHub Codespaces, students get 90 hours free for students each month, and templates exist for student and teacher workflows; an education hub, Azure for Students credits, and a student ambassador path support career skilling. A community project scales from a single meetup in 2012 to Our Ladies — 100k members in 60+ countries, with remote chapters, mentorship, sponsorships, and reproducible templates that demonstrably lower barriers.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Keynote intro
- 2:57Talk title and focus
- 4:00Education Cloud Advocate role
- 7:09GitHub Codespaces for students
- 11:06Live demo GitHub Codespaces
- 21:31Student ambassador program
- 23:40Our Ladies and AI Inclusive
- 25:49Our Ladies founding
- 31:24First meetup lessons
- 33:10Global impact over 10 years
- 39:10Communities role
- 40:21Q&A
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