The Processing Foundation recently announced the second Processing Community Day event, which will be happening on Jan 19, 2019, at University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA):
[A]n inclusive event that will bring together people of all ages to celebrate and explore art, code, and activism. The day-long event features four themed-tracks — Accessibility, Disability, and Care, Radical Pedagogy, Under the Silicon, the Beach!, and Epic Play!. Each themed track contains lightning talks and sessions presented by conference guests we invite through an open call.
In addition to a full day of programming, we want to make space for anyone to share ideas and projects with the community. We will set up Show & Tell Stations, a Processing Community Cafe, and a Community Open Mic Session for participants to sign-up on the day of the event. The program will wrap up with an after party consists of performances, food, and drinks.
You can get a good picture of the purpose of this event (and the people making it possible) by reading Taeyoon Choi's afterthoughts of 2017's event at MIT Media Lab, and here is a YouTube Playlist with all of 2017's talks (including the ones by Andrés Colubri, Jose Luis García del Castillo y López, Dan Shiffman's Coding Train, Cristóbal Valenzuela and Cassie Tarakajian
Early bird tickets are available here. Go get yours!
