Pybabies (@pybabies.official)

It started in LA in 2011. Since then PyLadies has grown into a global community with almost 300 chapters. PyBabies Series 000 includes a periodic table documenting 180 chapter logos and where they started. This poster comes as a free gift with the PyBabies zine to celebrate 15years of PyLadies…

She met PyLadies chapter organisers from around the world and quite a few Lolas found new homes. Couldn’t meet her at EuroPython? You can now get your own PyBaby delivered straight to your doorstep. shop.pybabies.com 25% of profits from this series go back to the global PyLadies community…

Every PyBabies Series 000 doll has a unique serial number and a new home. Some have already found their people. Others are still waiting to begin their journey. Here’s where they’ve travelled so far… 📸 With their collectors • 002 – USA 🇺🇸 • 006 - UK 🇬🇧 • 007 - USA 🇺🇸 • 009 - Netherlands 🇳🇱 • 010…

A secret drop has landed in Bangkok. Hidden somewhere behind this alley. You’ll find them if you follow the zines. 📍 Spacebar Zine @SPACEBAR ZINE The story of how PyLadies began. The stories you can hold. Happy hunting 🔎 #PyBabies #Bangkok #ZineCulture #PyLadies #hiddenfiguresofpython

Esther first saw the power of community at DjangoCon and PyCon US. The welcoming atmosphere, the encouragement, the feeling that you belonged. That experience became part of the foundation of PyLadies. Today, PyLadies spans nearly 300 chapters across 75 countries. Sometimes changing the world…

The Python community has thousands of projects. Thousands of contributors. Thousands of stories. Most of those stories will never make it into a keynote, a book, or a documentary. This project is for those stories. An experiment to see if we could turn community history into artifacts people can…

Meet Esther Nam. One of the seven women who helped start PyLadies in Los Angeles. Before the chapters, the conferences, and the global community, there were a group of motivated women who showed up and decided Python should feel different. Esther was one of them. Grab a zine that covers the full…

Almost 300 chapters. 64 countries. It started with 7 women. Most people know PyLadies. Not many people know their names. Welcome the Collector’s Card for Lola! #PyBabies #PyLadies #HiddenFiguresOfPython #DesignerToys #collectorscard

PyLadies didn’t start with a corporate mission statement. It started with spaghetti, wine, and a shared decision to build a door where there wasn’t one. What began as seven women deciding Python should feel different has grown into a global movement across nearly 300 chapters in 75 countries. Most…

Meet LOLA. Named after the city where PyLadies began. The first PyBaby. She carries the spark of a Los Angeles meetup room in 2011 — where seven women decided Python should feel different. Her sweater is oversized on purpose. Because communities always grow bigger than the people who start them…

I thought making the doll would be the hard part. Turns out, telling her story was harder. Every collector’s card takes sketches, rewrites, and dozens of tiny decisions. Because the goal isn’t just to make something beautiful. It’s to make something worthy of the story behind it. #PyBabies…

Almost 300 PyLadies chapters. 64 countries. It started with 7 women and a potluck. March 2011. A Django meetup in Los Angeles. 40 people in the room. 4 were women. They noticed. And decided to do something about it. A few weeks later, five of them gathered at Katharine’s apartment. Wine…

This was supposed to be a small idea. And… it isn’t anymore. Some stories deserve to be held. #pybabies #python #pyladies