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We have missed our Drupal friends immensely and really are excited that the Drupal Community is opening up again and having in-person events. Our friends at Florida DrupalCamp were the last to hold an in-person camp-event in North America in Feb 2020, and they are the first to reconvene in person. They will be meeting in person Feb 18-20 in sunny Orlando Florida. Several of our organizers, past attendees, and volunteers will be attending so we want to share some details from their organizers.

Join nonprofit peers on October 28th for a free, hands-on virtual event that will help nonprofits leverage technology to scale their capacity and impact. As a participant, you will be invited to take TechSoup’s Digital Assessment Tool to help identify your organization’s most pressing technology opportunities. Then join small group conversations with peers and subject matter experts around: 

While BADCamp may be taking a hiatus for 2021, San Francisco Drupal User’s Group continues to be in full swing providing the quality content we all love and expect from our Drupal community and beyond. Here’s what’s coming up at SFDUG...

While BADCamp is taking a hiatus in 2021, the San Francisco Drupal community is still committed to providing the high-quality content we all know and love twice a month through SFDUG. We typically meet the second and fourth Thursdays of the month at alternating times to accommodate a wider audience who might be visiting us from other time zones. 

Hello friends,

We're passionate about coming together as a community, but due to the uncertainty of an in-person event this year and the fatigue that many of us have been experiencing from being online all the time, we've decided to not host a formal BADCamp in 2021.

Please stay tuned for information about special events! Trainings and summits may still happen in some form.

Join the San Francisco Drupal User Group (SFDUG) virtually to network, co-work and socialize with fellow Drupal users.

We opened our April 8 meetup to folks who had sessions accepted at DrupalCon and wanted some space to practice and get feedback. We have 5 speakers lined up with a variety of topics.

Next week kicks off Drupal Global Contribution Weekend, January 29-31, a virtual worldwide event everyone can participate in from anywhere in the world. Want to give back to the Drupal Community in the form of code but you're not acquainted with the new contrib process? Here’s your chance to get ready for the weekend. Now that our meetups are online, join the San Francisco community in learning how to create issue forks and merger requests.

Do you miss BADCamp and the rad community that comes along with it?? We do too!! But you know what?! We still get together at least once a month for San Francisco Drupal User Group (SFDUG)... and SFDUG is gearing up for the new year, and we want to introduce the exciting winter lineup!!

We are less than a week away from BADCamp liftoff!! Bay Area Drupal Camp (BADCamp) runs from 9 am - 4 pm PT from Wednesday, October 14 through Saturday, Oct 17. Limited-availability workshops and summits will take place on Wednesday and Thursday. This year we are delivering content in the Hopin platform and separate registration is required for both the workshop and summits block and the sessions. We understand that you may have already registered on the BADCamp website, but we do require folks to register on Hopin as well.

BADCamp is understanding that there are many different ways that folks can contribute back to Drupal. Not a coder!? Not a problem! We have plenty of opportunities for people to earn contribution credits while working on their professional development.