DrupalCamp Colorado 2025

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Whether you’re looking to network, learn, or apply your knowledge, we’ve got you covered! Join us for free on Friday and Saturday for a two full days of sessions and community.

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Tivoli Student Union

This year's DrupalCamp Colorado will be held at Tivoli Student Union on the Auraria Campus in beautiful downtown Denver, Colorado.

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O'Reilly Media Free Gift

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Featured Speaker

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Keynote: Kat Shaw

Kat is a Lead Engineer and CPACC-certified Web Accessibility Specialist who has continued her work as an advocate of digital accessibility with her team at Lullabot. She started her career at Lullabot in 2019 as a Senior Front-end Developer, and was promoted to Lead Engineer in 2023. She’s been working in web development since 1999, and developing and maintaining Drupal sites since 2012, with a focus on auditing and remediating accessibility issues, including in Drupal. Kat also enjoys consulting and sharing her knowledge on accessibility with clients and the Lullabot team.

Kat has worked on several accessibility projects including performing internal client accessibility audits, assisting with accessibility testing for the Olivero and Claro themes, coordinating testing for Olivero with the National Federation of the Blind (NFB), accessibility testing for the Drupal Toolbar Redesign, and contributing to the Drupal.org Frontend initiative (Olivero and Claro) and Accessibility Team.

Kat is also a member of A11yTalks, a virtual meet-up group featuring speakers and conversations around digital accessibility.

Schedule

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Camp Checkin / Networking and Coffee

  • Lounge and Full Room

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Opening Session

  • Full Room

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Understanding “The Why” in Accessibility

  • Full Room
  • Katherine Shaw
  • Lecture, Development and Coding

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Lunch

  • Choose your own

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Flexibility vs. consistency: Powering 100 university websites using a centralized Drupal ecosystem

  • Room C
  • April Duangjumpa
  • Lecture, Case Study

Optimizing Productivity for Client Success

  • Room B
  • Norah Medlin
  • Interactive, Project Management/Ownership

Decoupling Drupal and WordPress: A Hands-On Guide to Headless Content and Commerce

  • Room A
  • Matt Dorman
  • Lecture, MarTech

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Break

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How to and how not to support your web developer

  • Room C
  • John Erhardt
  • Lecture, Project Management/Ownership

Using Product Design to Improve Drupal Modules

  • Room B
  • Clayton Dewey
  • Interactive, Content, Design, and UX

Three Ways to Use AI with Drupal: From Co-Coding to Smart Search and Modules

  • Room A
  • Will Kirchheimer
  • Interactive, Artificial Intelligence

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Break

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Listening Like a Dungeon Master: Using RPG Skills for Stakeholder Magic

  • Room C
  • Eric Davila
  • Lecture, Content, Design, and UX

First Timer Contrib Workshop

  • Room B

Rule Your Platform: Leveraging Drupal's Conditions API for Modular Site Control

  • Room A
  • Owen Bush
  • Lecture, Development and Coding

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Contribution Sprints

  • Room B

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Camp Checkin / Networking and Coffee

  • Lounge and Full Room

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Storage Entities in Action

  • Room C
  • Steve Kessler
  • Lecture, Site Building

Divide and conquer: A systematic approach to troubleshooting issues

  • Room B
  • Randy Fay
  • Interactive, Development and Coding

Back to the Basics: Releasing a recipe on drupal.org

  • Room A
  • Bernardo Martinez
  • Interactive, Development and Coding

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Break

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The Neurodivergency SuperPower - How Diverse Teams Function Better

  • Room C
  • Matthew Saunders
  • Lecture, Community Health

Alt Text: Everything you need to know beyond just "99 Red Balloons"

  • Room B
  • AmyJune Hineline
  • Interactive, Content, Design, and UX

Content Modeling with Custom Fields

  • Room A
  • Andy Marquis
  • Interactive, Content, Design, and UX

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Lunch

  • Choose your own

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Mercury Editor + Single Directory Components (SDC)

  • Room C
  • Joel Steidl
  • Lecture, Content, Design, and UX

Introducing DrupalForge – Open-Source, AI-Enabled Drupal Hosting

  • Room B
  • Sal Lakhani
  • Interactive, DevOps

Getting Hands-On with DrupalAI: Build Smarter Sites with Zero Code

  • Room A
  • Matthew Saunders, Bree Benesh
  • Interactive, Artificial Intelligence

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Networking and Coffee Exchange

  • Full Room

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Lightning Talks

  • Full Room

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Closing Session

  • Full Room

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Camp Party by Aten Design Group

  • Number 38 - 3560 Chestnut Place

Aten Sponsored Social

Come hang out and network with fellow attendees of DrupalCamp Colorado 2025 at Number 38, after the final sessions. Please register before attending by clicking on the link below.

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Code of Conduct

All attendees of DrupalCamp Colorado 2025 will obey by the Code of Conduct for events. If you, or someone you know, needs to file a report with our Code of Conduct officers, please fill out the form on the page linked below.

Code of Conduct