[Pycon-openspaces] [pycon-reg] CORRECTION: CODE: Debugging the Gender Gap doc film for PyCon

[Ewa Jodlowska]

[cc'ing in our Open Spaces team for FYI]

Hi Kimberly,

There is info available on our call for proposals
<https://us.pycon.org/2016/speaking/>, if you wish to submit a talk
proposal about your film.

Another option you have is if you will be attending PyCon, you can use one
of our Open Spaces <https://us.pycon.org/2016/community/openspaces/> to
show the film. However you would need to supply a projector, sound and
possibly a screen, it would all depend on the size of the audience. If that
is something you are interested in, I can work with our AV company to make
sure we get you very competitive pricing for renting this equipment. If you
have further questions about open spaces, please reach out to our Open
Spaces team: pycon-openspaces at python.org.



Best regards,

Ewa
Director of Operations
Python Software Foundation
Cell: 415-319-5237

On Wed, Nov 18, 2015 at 12:19 AM, Kimberly Dilts <kim at codedoc.co> wrote:

> **Apologies for the repeat email; this was a mail merge gone wrong, and I
> wanted to make sure it was received with the proper subject line.*
>
> Dear PyCon--
>
> My name is Kimberly Dilts, and I'm the Impact Producer for CODE:
> Debugging the Gender Gap, a new documentary film that explores the
> current lack of female and minority software engineers in tech and
> highlights breakthrough efforts that are producing more diverse
> programmers. The film premiered at the 2015 Tribeca Film Festival to
> critical acclaim, and now that the film is wrapping up its festival run, I'm
> working with the producers to bring this award-winning documentary to
> organizations like yours.
>
> CODE is designed to spark dialogue and promote an open, curious and
> in-depth conversation about women and other underrepresented groups in
> computer science—and what we can do as a society to diversify the field. The
> film’s trailer is viewable below, and attached you’ll find further
> information about screening opportunities.  If you find the material
> compelling, I'd love to talk to you about adding CODE to your roster at
> PyCon, or at any other upcoming events for which you're seeking auxiliary
> programming.
> [image: Screen Shot 2015-09-10 at 8.21.18 AM.png]
> <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8VVb6M8pTvE&feature=youtu.be>
> Thank you for your consideration; looking forward to hearing your thoughts
> on CODE--
> All my best,
> Kim
>
>
> Kimberly Dilts
> Impact Producer
> CODE: Debugging the Gender Gap
> http://www.codedocumentary.com/
>
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