ONLINE Women in Agile Europe 2022 is the fourth Women in Agile conference organized in Europe.
This conference will be online (again) on November 9, 2022. This conference is for all genders, but stage is reserved to women only.

Although this is a non-profit event we ask participants for a small fee for a day with lots of fun, knowledge, networking and practice. We will pay all our speakers a 250 Euro fee, we do not pay hotel costs, travel costs or other fees. Selected (CFS) speakers and volunteers earn free access to this event.

November 9 is called freedom day (reminding to the fall of the Berlin wall).
The last years and the current events have shown us old and new boundaries. We have somehow managed to break some of them. And some other or new boundaries have to be respected. Some boundaries provide us with peace and security, some boundaries do not.

Our motto this year is “Breaking Boundaries”. We are looking for talks and workshops about this motto.

We are looking for talks that

* tell us about boundaries and even barriers, and how to make them visible
* present concrete stories about breaking boundaries
* remind us what it means to be a woman in an agile world and what could it be
* show visions of a world without boundaries
* create bridges and connect separated areas
* remove silos
* tell us how cultures from different sides of the boundary found ways to connect and to hug
* sing some songs, read some poems (poetry slams, too)

For the conference we invite both experienced and inexperienced speakers. If you feel that you have a story to tell, to inspire other women in agile, but are not sure you are ballsy enough to share it on stage, please give it a try. Women in Agile has some helpful advice.

We offer mentoring / coaching for those willing to share their stories, in order for you to shine on stage. We’ll share details on how to later.

Each speaker can propose a maximum of two sessions. Sessions are in 45 or 90 minutes workshops or 45 minutes presentations. Sessions are in English.

When we receive many proposals we may reduce the number of longer session slots to accommodate more speakers.
(You could enter you proposal twice, with different session lengths)