Change 49149

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Change #49149
2018-06-20
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update Calagator::Event 1250473903 Donut.js June 2018 Roll back

description Donut.js is a monthly meet-up in Portland, OR with a handful of wonderful talks on tech, creativity, community, and the places they come together. ## Schedule - 6:00 - Arrive, socialize, eat tasty donuts and snacks! - 6:30 - Opening Remarks - 6:45 - Danielle Robinson (@daniellecrobins) — Everything I Know About Public Speaking I Learned from (Private Room) Karaoke - 7:00 - 10-minute break! - 7:15 - Miki Demeter (@theDawgCr8) — Choosing Better Open Source Components for Your Project - 7:30 - 10-minute break! - 7:45 - Justin Falcone (@modernserf) — One Hundred Years of JavaScript - 8:00 - Meet people and eat more donuts! ## Details - $10 in advance at https://donutjs.club/ or at the door. We take cards. - Nametags and pronoun stickers will be available at check-in. - Donut.js logo stickers and enamel pins also available at check-in. - All talks are live-captioned by Mirabai Knight of Steno Knight (http://stenoknight.com/). - Two all-gender, stall-only restrooms are available. - Event is on the second floor. Elevator is available. - 3.5′-wide physical access lanes will be taped on the floor throughout the venue. - We'll have donuts! We have donuts for omnivores from Coco Donuts and combination gluten-free-vegan donuts from Back to Eden Bakery. - A few other snacks (pretzels, vegan+gluten-free chips) will be available. - LaCroix soda and water will be available. - We have a Code of Conduct and require that all staff, speakers, attendees, and venue staff abide by it: https://donutjs.club/conduct/ - A hard copy of our Code of Conduct will be posted at the check-in, by the refreshments, and in each of the bathrooms. ## Our Nonprofit Beneficiary Every month we donate our proceeds to a local nonprofit. This month’s beneficiary is the Portland Meet Portland, a local organization that ‘welcomes and befriends immigrants and refugees, enriching community by creating mutually beneficial mentoring opportunities and dialogue that promote cross-cultural learning, enhance work skills and build trust. Donut.js is a monthly meet-up in Portland, OR with a handful of wonderful talks on tech, creativity, community, and the places they come together. ## Schedule - 6:00 - Arrive, socialize, eat tasty donuts and snacks! - 6:30 - Opening Remarks - 6:45 - Danielle Robinson (@daniellecrobins) — Everything I Know About Public Speaking I Learned from (Private Room) Karaoke - 7:00 - 10-minute break! - 7:15 - Miki Demeter (@theDawgCr8) — Choosing Better Open Source Components for Your Project - 7:30 - 10-minute break! - 7:45 - Justin Falcone (@modernserf) — One Hundred Years of JavaScript - 8:00 - Meet people and eat more donuts! ## Details - $10 in advance at https://donutjs.club/ or at the door. We take cards. - Nametags and pronoun stickers will be available at check-in. - Donut.js logo stickers and enamel pins also available at check-in. - All talks are live-captioned by Mirabai Knight of Steno Knight. - Two all-gender, stall-only restrooms are available. - Event is on the second floor. Elevator is available. - 3.5′-wide physical access lanes will be taped on the floor throughout the venue. - We'll have donuts! We have donuts for omnivores from Coco Donuts and combination gluten-free-vegan donuts from Back to Eden Bakery. - A few other snacks (pretzels, vegan+gluten-free chips) will be available. - LaCroix soda and water will be available. - We have a Code of Conduct and require that all staff, speakers, attendees, and venue staff abide by it: https://donutjs.club/conduct/ - A hard copy of our Code of Conduct will be posted at the check-in, by the refreshments, and in each of the bathrooms. ## Our Nonprofit Beneficiary Every month we donate our proceeds to a local nonprofit. This month’s beneficiary is [Sisters of the Road](https://sistersoftheroad.org/), a nonprofit Cafe in Portland’s Old Town/Chinatown neighborhood working to create systemic change that will end poverty and homelessness by providing nourishing meals in a safe, dignified space.