Scientific & educational 501(c)(3) organization in Maryland supporting the Python software developer community in DC and worldwide.
Your tax-deductible contribution enables us to provide the valuable services the Python community relies on including the DC Python Meetup, monthly meetings, developer sprints, educational events, special speakers, technical talks, and more. Thank you for the generosity that allows us to continue our outreach and the promotion of Python, open source software.
DC Python is the longest, continuously meeting, Python-technology-focused, event-organizing, user's group in all of Washington, D.C.. We are also one of the oldest technology user groups in the world!
— Last updated February 2022
Our Meetup organizers are the true heroes of the DC Python Meetup and DC Python! We appreciate their support.
On January 7, 2013, we lost one of the most important and significant contributors to DC Python: Andrew W. Singer ("Andy"). Andy was a University of Pennsylvania, Wharton School of Business undergraduate and a Harvard Law School graduate in the top 2% of his class. He was a Senior Partner in the Washington, D.C. law firm of Covington & Burling where he worked for over 25 years. Even with his impressive resume, professional status, and heavy workload, Andy still found time to generously volunteer endless hours of legal service to DC Python. He played an enormous role in the successful completion and acceptance of our 501(c)(3) application. Andy provided invaluable legal consultation throughout our organization and hosting of the Plone Conference-2008, as well as guidance with our day-to-day operations.
The entire DC Python community will always be grateful for the tremendous contribution he made to our organization. There would be no DC Python without Andy Singer.
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