The NWeLearn 2026 Conference is a grassroots, low-cost event for EdTech educators and professionals from the Pacific Northwest. Attendees connect with peers, explore new design strategies and best practices, and discover tools to support their educational work. The conference focuses on practical and collaborative learning in educational technology.
The annual NWeLearn conference is a grassroots, low-cost gathering of EdTech educators and professionals from across the Pacific Northwest.
Come connect with peers, explore new design strategies and best practices, and discover tools to support your work.
See additional information on the NWeLearn Conference Page .
This event offers in-person coding sessions combined with mentorship opportunities on Saturdays at Roseline Coffee in Portland. It caters to developers and founders seeking hands-on coding time and expert guidance. Attendees can improve their skills and connect with mentors in a casual coffeehouse environment.
This meetup explains the fundamentals of bitcoin to people just starting their bitcoin journey. It covers topics such as what bitcoin is, how it differs from other cryptocurrencies, how to buy and custody bitcoin, and the principles behind its value and decentralization. Attendees can ask questions and engage in discussions to deepen their understanding.
The 2026 Aug Meetup in Portland features a talk on foundational AI tooling for the ASF by AI Platform Engineer Andrew Musselman. The event is designed for AI professionals and enthusiasts interested in platform engineering and tooling. Attendees can learn about technical developments in AI infrastructure and network with peers in the local community.
This event features a facilitated watch-and-discuss session focused on AI safety in Portland. It is aimed at individuals interested in AI and the implications of its safe development. Attendees can engage in conversations that raise awareness and foster understanding of AI safety challenges.
This event features brief presentations and small group discussions focused on practical AI applications for nonprofits. It welcomes nonprofit professionals and others interested in AI without requiring technical expertise. Attendees share experiences and learn from each other to improve nonprofit work using AI.
This event hosts a queer-friendly networking mixer for people interested or involved in tech in Portland. Attendees can meet others in the local Out in Tech community, socialize, and explore new opportunities. The event welcomes tech professionals as well as those adjacent to the field seeking connection.