Posted by adammalone on June 19, 2014 at 6:16am
DrupalGov Canberra 2014, Australia Pacific’s only Drupal in Government event, will be held on Friday, 22 August at the National Museum of Australia.
This conference brings together representatives from Australian Federal and State Government and puts them together with some of the most well known companies and individuals within the Drupal community.
Running 3 simultaneous tracks of sessions, panels and discussions, the conference aims to cater to those looking to understand what Drupal is, how it can be used within Government, and examples of these successes.
- Drupal in Government
- Coding, Frontend & DevOps
- Case Studies/Panel Discussions
The call for sessions ends Friday, 1 August at 23:59 AEST (UTC +10).
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Tell your Drupal in government story at DrupalGov
The DrupalGov team are still looking for great stories about Drupal in Government
http://www.drupalact.org.au/events/drupalgov-canberra-2014
Friday 22 August, National Museum of Australia, Canberra.
All levels of government, local, state and federal, and all associated agencies from the GLAM sector are invited to share their stories at DrupalGov.
If you don't have a story to share, but want to find out what's happening across Australia - or just get up to speed on what Drupal is - then you should consider grabbing a ticket and coming along.
John Sheridon and Jeffery "Jam" Maquire are keynoting. It's going to be a great event.
And please help spread the word - if you're working at, or with, a government agency using Drupal - please please encourage them to share their experience at DrupalGov next month in Canberra.
Donna Benjamin
Former Board Member Drupal Association (2012-2018)
@kattekrab
Looks great! Any room for BOF-style talks?
Hi Donna,
This is a great initiative and looks like a wonderful event.
I may have a small gov-story to tell.
So small it made me wonder whether this conf has any space at all for something BOFfy?
By this I mean the Birds-Of-a-Feather format, common at bigger DrupalCons?
Just 5-10 mins to tell a cute story....
Cheers,
Rik
BOFs are on the cards!
I've been considering running a session or two that are more open story telling exercises. These could totally exist in a BOF format as there are a number of break out spaces at the museum.