Joy Buolamwini

Location: Atlanta | Georgia
Speaking Topics: drupal | Content Management Systems | sustainable web development | Web development | Object Oriented Programming | game development
Spoken Languages: English | Twi

Christina Haralanova

Location: Montreal | Canada
Speaking Topics: Software Freedom | Women in FOSS/IT/Science/Technology | drupal
Spoken Languages: French | English | Bulgarian

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Michaela Hachemer

Location: Germany - Frankfurt am Main
Speaking Topics: java | Groovy | Grails | Accessiblity | SEO | MODx | drupal
Spoken Languages: German | English

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Ipsita Mishra

Location: hyderabad
Speaking Topics: drupal
Spoken Languages: Hindi | English

Claudine Chionh

Location: Australia | Melbourne
Speaking Topics: digital humanities | drupal | free culture | history
Spoken Languages: English

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Claudine Chionh is a theology student, history graduate and self-taught geek. She works as a data manager and web developer in the School of Population Health at the University of Melbourne, primarily on Founders and Survivors: Australian Lifecourses in Historical Context, which will follow the lives of Australian families from the convict transportation period to the First World War.

Previous Presentations: 
AussieChix 2008 microconference
linux.conf.au 2009 Free as in Freedom and LinuxChix miniconferences
linux.conf.au 2010
DrupalSouth 2010

Laura Scott

Location: Boulder | Colorado | United States
Speaking Topics: agile project management | drupal | drupal theming | interactive design | interface design | open source
Spoken Languages: English

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I am a web designer and developer in Boulder, Colorado. I've been working in Drupal since 2004.

Previous Presentations: 
Functional Interactive Design (DrupalCamp Colorado 2009, DrupalCon Paris 2009)
Managing an Open Source Business (DrupalCon Boston 2008)
Building Community Websites (OSCMS 2007)
Drupal Theming (OSCMS 2007)
Deeply Geeky (BlogHer 2006)

Addison Berry

Location: USA | Maryland
Speaking Topics: cat herding | documentation | drupal | Open Source CMS | Open Source Community
Spoken Languages: English

I've been involved with Drupal since 2006 and am the current Documentation Team Lead for the project. In March 2009 I was awarded a Knight Foundation grant to improve Drupal documentation. I travel around the world, speaking at events from local high schools to major conferences like OSCON, working to improve Drupal and Open Source software. I was also involved with organizing the Writing Open Source conference, and the subsequent WOSdocs community, to get open source projects together to share ideas about how to improve documentation.

Previous Presentations: 
CMS Brasil (São Paulo, Brazil): Building Drupal 7
Many Drupalcons, on a variety of topics from code to community
Writing Open Source (Owen Sound, Ontario, Canada): Cat herding 101

Jen Simmons

Location: New York
Speaking Topics: drupal | drupal theming | technology for non-profits | usability | video | Web Design
Spoken Languages: English

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Previous Presentations: 
WordCamp NYC — on video tools for wordpress
NAMAC — on video on the web
DrupalCamp NYC — Designing for Drupal
DrupalCon San Francisco — CSS3: The Future is Now

Kitt Hodsden

Location: SF Bay Area | California | USA
Speaking Topics: drupal | drupal modules | drupal theming | ultimate frisbee
Spoken Languages: English

Jody Hamilton

Location: Philadelphia
Speaking Topics: drupal | opensource | growing an open source company | training Drupal talent
Spoken Languages: English

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Jody Hamilton is an owner and the lead developer at Zivtech, a Philadelphia-based Drupal development company.

She is a Drupal generalist with expertise in coding, configuring, and theming Drupal sites. She actively contributes to the Drupal project through patches to core and contributed modules, and by contributing new modules. At Zivtech in addition to coding and site architecture planning she trains new Drupal talent, ensures that developers work with the community, manages projects, reviews custom code, debugs, and assists the other developers.

Previous Presentations: 
Node Templating, Drupalcon Szeged
Intro to CCK and Views AND Theming Drupal, Philadelphia Drupal Camp
Drupal Overview and Demo, University of Pennsylvania Higher Education Web Symposium