PyCon JP 2016 Call for Proposals

 
PyCon JP is a conference where Python users, or people interested in Python, gather to learn from each other and meet other members of the community.
We will hold PyCon Japan on September 20-24 this year in Tokyo and are looking for talk proposals.
We are pleased to invite the Pythonista to submit your proposal to PyCon JP 2016.

Important Dates for Proposal Submissions
  • Submission deadline: 2016 June 13(Mon)
  • Author notification: 2016 June late
Proposal Submission process
  1. Register an account at the site of PyCon JP 2016
  2. Register the speaker profile
  3. To submit a new proposal
Click https://pycon.jp/2016/en/account/login/ to submit Proposal

Best regards and hope to see you at PyCon JP 2016

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