Are you organising an event, a social gathering, or any other activity for the EU Open Source Week?

28 Jan – 4 Feb, Brussels

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OPEN SOURCE
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Your guide to navigate the EU Open Source Week!

Your guide to navigate the EU Open Source Week!

Joining the EU Open Source Week this year? With this guide you won’t miss out on any of the open technology events and activities during your visit in Brussels!

Every year, at the end of January and the beginning of February, thousands of people from Europe and around the world gather in Brussels to discuss open source and open technologies. The main attraction is FOSDEM, Europe’s largest open source conference, which has inspired a range of side events, social activities, and workshops. For those interested in open technology, digital policy, and EU developments, OpenForum Europe’s EU Open Source Policy Summit brings together open source leaders and policymakers. Together, these events make up the EU Open Source Week.

Event
Listing

Interested in a workshop, hackathon, social, or high-level conference? Use the guide below to find all the events happening during the EU Open Source Week.

Now it’s Your Turn to
Submit Your Event

Are you organising an event during the EU Open Source Week? You can submit it here to be added to the virtual guide. 

Event submission guidelines 

This guide is for all organisers and participants to the EU Open Source Week to promote and find open technology events and activities. 

To ensure that all the events included in the guide are relevant to the EU Open Source Week and foster an open and inclusive exchange, all submissions will be reviewed against the following guidelines:

  • The principal topic of the event should be related to open technologies and related policies in Europe, including but not limited to open source softwares and hardwares, open standards, open source policy, open data. 
  • The event should be happening in Brussels during the EU Open Source Week in January-February 2025. 
  • For events happening solely online, there should be a direct relevance to open technologies in Europe and/or to EU digital policies. 
  • All events, in particular speakers-focused events, should ensure gender diversity.

We reserve the right to refuse events that do not align with the aforementioned guidelines. Should you have any questions about the guidelines please feel free to contact us.

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About OpenForum Europe

OpenForum Europe (OFE) is a not-for-profit, Brussels-based independent think tank which explains the merits of openness in computing to policy makers and communities across Europe.

For the last 20 years, OFE has been a leading organisation in discussing the future and impact of open technologies. As a not-for-profit, Brussels-based independent think tank, we bring together people, companies and organisations who are passionate about a digital society where user centricity, competition, flexibility, sustainability, and community form the core.