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WordCamp Europe - Insights · March 12 · 24 min

The Community That Shapes WordCamp Europe

In the first episode of “WordCamp Europe - Insights”, host Kasia Janoska goes behind the scenes with Steve Mosby, one of the mentors for WordCamp Europe 2026 in Kraków. Together they explore what WordCamp Europe really is, why the event moves across Europe each year, and how the community shapes the experience for thousands of attendees. Steve reflects on his journey from volunteer to lead organizer, explaining the role of mentors, the structure of the organizing team, and the challenges of running such a large event. He shares how decisions are made together, how the workload is distributed, and what it feels like to hand over the microphone at the end of the conference. If you’re curious about attending WordCamp Europe 2026, you can find tickets and more information on the official website, including travel and venue details. To see how the event feels in photos, from talks and workshops to Contributor Day and social moments, browse the WordCamp Europe Flickr albums. And for deeper context around this episode, check the companion blog article. This episode is perfect for anyone who’s ever wondered what it takes to organize a major WordPress community event, and why it’s worth volunteering, mentoring, or simply showing up as an attendee.

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In the first episode of “WordCamp Europe - Insights”, host Kasia Janoska goes behind the scenes with Steve Mosby, one of the mentors for WordCamp Europe 2026 in Kraków. Together they explore what WordCamp Europe really is, why the event moves across Europe each year, and how the community shapes the experience for thousands of attendees.

Steve reflects on his journey from volunteer to lead organizer, explaining the role of mentors, the structure of the organizing team, and the challenges of running such a large event. He shares how decisions are made together, how the workload is distributed, and what it feels like to hand over the microphone at the end of the conference.

If you’re curious about attending WordCamp Europe 2026, you can find tickets and more information on the official website, including travel and venue details. To see how the event feels in photos, from talks and workshops to Contributor Day and social moments, browse the WordCamp Europe Flickr albums. And for deeper context around this episode, check the companion blog article.

This episode is perfect for anyone who’s ever wondered what it takes to organize a major WordPress community event, and why it’s worth volunteering, mentoring, or simply showing up as an attendee.


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