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Step by Step

Before we get into the details, let's have a look at the bigger picture of organizing a Django Girls event.

You should start organizing at least 3 months before the event will take place. It gives you a safe amount of time to make sure everything runs smoothly. Of course, the actual amount of work could be fitted into 40-50 hours of total work, so if you spread that over a 3 month period, you can totally do it in your free time.

Organizing an event with a team is awesome but not mandatory. Don't forget to set a few rules on how you'll work together to avoid misunderstanding.

We've created a Trello board that you can clone; hopefully this will help you keep straight everything you need to take care of while planning your event! To use the Trello board, follow these instructions:

  1. Click "Show Menu" on the right-hand side
  2. Under the Menu, click "More"
  3. Select "Copy Board" and give your board a title. We suggest, "Django Girls [Your City]." Change the organization to "none." Click "Create."
  4. You're now on your board! You can invite your other organizers, add notes to existing cards, add cards specific to your event, and start using your board!

Take a look at Getting Started with Trello if you're not familiar with this project management tool.

Let's see how organizing a Django Girls event looks on the timeline:

3 months before

2 months before

1 months before

1 week before

  • Confirm with attendees one last time that they are still planning to attend the event! Make some last minute replacements if someone cancels.

After the event

  • Follow up with global Django Girls and let us know how it went! Here are some ideas.
  • Be proud of yourself <3

All of this is further explained in the chapters on the left, but this is the bigger picture.