Ideas for DjangoCon US talks
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How to be an ally
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An accessibility talk that goes beyond visual or mobility impairment
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How to bridge from introductory materials to the skills needed as a junior developer
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Recruiting, hiring, and interviewing skills
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Ethics, ethics of data, ethics of algorithms, ethics of spending our energy on one project and not another
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"How I use Django or python in my really unique field"
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Networking with visible and invisible disabilities
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Anything about testing and other forms of quality control
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Onboarding users onto your software
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Setting up a dev environment is the hardest part for new contributors to get started on an OS project. It's the scariest part for new folx in general. How to make this better?
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What does research say about optimal work environments? Are open office plans good/bad? What about 'non-hierarchical' orgs?
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Microagressions
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Using state machines
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Unionizing in the tech space; tech co-ops
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Iterators and generators
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Non-obvious privacy considerations
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building a multilingual community (inspired by PyCon's Charlas)