"The PSF Community Service Awards (CSAs) are a formal way for the PSF Board of Directors to offer recognition of work which, in its opinion, significantly improves the Foundation's fulfillment of its mission to build a vibrant, welcoming, global Python community. These awards shine a light on the incredible people who are the heart and soul of our community- those whose dedication, creativity, and generosity help the PSF fulfill its mission."
"The PSF CSAs celebrate individuals who have been truly invaluable, inspiring others through their example, and demonstrates that service to the Python community leads to recognition and reward. If you know of someone in the Python community deserving of a PSF CSA award, please submit them to the PSF Board via psf@python.org at any time. You can read more about PSF CSA's on our website."
"Inessa Pawson has been a tireless and dedicated contributor to the Python ecosystem for over eight years. She has led the PyCon US Maintainers Summit since 2020, not only shaping the event but actively opening doors for others to participate-onboarding new contributors and supporting attendees with characteristic warmth and care."
"Beyond PyCon US, Inessa has spearheaded the Maintainers and Community Track, the mentorship program, and the Teen Track at the SciPy Conference, and co-founded the Contributor Experience project, reflecting her deep commitment to making the Python community more inclusive and accessible. She brings that same dedication to her roles on the NumPy Steering Committee, the scikit-learn survey team, and the SPEC (Scientific Python Ecosystem Coordination) Steering Committee."
PSF Community Service Awards provide formal recognition from the PSF Board of Directors for work that significantly improves fulfillment of the PSF mission to build a vibrant, welcoming, global Python community. The awards highlight dedicated people whose dedication, creativity, and generosity help the Foundation carry out its mission. The awards celebrate individuals who inspire others through their example and demonstrate that service to the Python community can lead to recognition and reward. Nominations can be submitted to the PSF Board via psf@python.org at any time, and more information is available on the PSF website. Five new CSAs were announced for contributions to the Python community: Inessa Pawson, Kafui Alordo, Kalyan Prasad, Maria Jose Molina Contreras, and Paul Everitt.
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