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title: "MozFest19 first reflections"
description: "TLDR; It was my first #mozfest experience and it was pretty good"
slug: mozfest-first-reflections
date: 2019-11-24T21:11:09+00:00
tags:
- mozfest
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The other weekend I had my first experience of Mozilla Festival,
aka #mozfest.
It was pretty awesome.
I met quite a few people in real life
that I've previously only known (/stalked) on Twitter,
and caught up with others that I haven't seen for a while.
I had the honour of co-facilitating a workshop session
on imposter syndrome and how to deal with it
with the wonderful Yo Yehudi and Emmy Tsang.
We all learned a lot
and hope our participants did too;
we'll be putting together a summary blog post
as soon as we can get our act together!
I also attended a great session,
led by [Kiran Oliver](https://twitter.com/kiran_oliver)
(psst, [they're looking for a new challenge](https://twitter.com/kiran_oliver/status/1191731144997429249)),
on how to encourage and support a neurodiverse workforce.
I was only there for the one day,
and I *really* wish that I'd taken the plunge
and committed to the whole weekend.
There's always next year though!
To be honest,
I'm just disappointed that
I never had the courage to go sooner,