Tweaks to the sprint page

Author: cmaureir

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+---
+title: "Sprints Guide"
+meta_title: "Sprints Guide"
+description: "Guide and Resources for Organizers and assistants"
+draft: false
+weight: 1
+section: "speakers"
+---
+
+# Sprints guide for PyLadies Conference 2025
+
+## As conference assistant
+
+### What is a Sprint?
+
+Sprint are informal coding sessions, and knoweldge sharing where people gather
+together to work on Open-Source projects, suggest changes in existing libraries
+solve problems. A Sprint is an opportunity for learning and self-development
+while contributing to Open Source projects.
+
+### How will the sprint work at PyladiesCon?
+
+During the conference, we will conduct mentored Sprint sessions where projects
+will be presented. You can then join the specific Discord channel to
+coordinate, work on, or ask questions about particular issues.
+
+### What do I need to do to assist in the Sprint?
+
+First, secure your conference ticket, and then attend the mentored Sprint
+session. If your timezone prevents participation synchronously, you can still
+check out the proposed projects and join the Discord channel.
+
+### When and Where?
+
+The Sprint will take place after the talks and panels:
+
+* TBD: Sunday 7th of December
+* TBD: Add time to timezones
+
+### Where can I find the projects in advance?
+
+You can visit [the Sprints page](https://2025.conference.pyladies.com/en/sprints/)
+to see all the projects that are already participating.
+
+## As Sprint Organizer
+
+### Open-Source Projects
+
+Anyone can submit a project for the sprints, although sprints are typically
+submitted by project maintainers or frequent contributors.
+
+To submit a project for the sprints, you need to submit a Pull-Request
+to [this year's conference website repository](https://github.com/pyladies/global-conference-2025),
+specifically the
+[sprints.astro](https://github.com/pyladies/global-conference-2025/blob/main/src/pages/en/sprints.astro)
+file.
+
+And modify the `sprintsData` variable to include your project information,
+like it's shown in the following example:
+
+```
+const sprintsData = [
+{
+    name: "Project 1",
+    project_url: "https://github.com/myossp/project2",
+    project_doc_url: "https://docs.myossproject.com",
+    description: "This is an example project that will help you contribute to an OSS initiative!",
+    level: "Beginner friendly, some math knowledge",
+    languages: "Python, Rust",
+  },
+];
+```
+
+### What worked very well in the past?
+
+Create issue that could be "first time contribution friendly" and assign assign
+tags to your issues.
+
+### First time runing a Sprint?
+
+1. Set clear objectives and desired outcomes for the Sprint.
+2. Gather all essential materials.
+3. Create issues of varying levels (beginner, documentation, etc.) on GitHub to make participation accessible.
+
+Recommended resources:
+- https://opensourceevents.github.io/
+- http://open-advice.org/
+
+
+
+