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You can find the 2018 WordCamp Albuquerque videos at WordPress.tv. Just search for Albuquerque.

Here are a few candid shots from the conference.

Alonso starts us off

Hi

WordCamp conversations

Ashleigh Axios

More interesting conversations

Sharing knowledge

Fun at lunch

In the couryard for lunch

One of our awesome food trucks

More lively discussions

At the after party

Chilling during a break

Getting ready for WordCamp

Speakers reviewing their notes

At the after party!

Chris Lema talks with Alonso Indacochea

The importance of Accessability

Great food from the Food Trucks

Vendor’s area

Working

John Maeda on Design

Speaker introduction

Getting a terrific selfie

Route 66 T-shirt

Tasty food at the after party

A special thanks to our roving photographer, Bre Cox for these great pictures!

Like many Open Source projects, WordPress is a community oriented tool. If you use WordPress and it’s helped you build your business or a project you’re passionate about, sooner or later you’ll want to give back. Contributor Day is one way to do that. There are many areas you can help with to make WordPress a stronger tool and available to more people.  This article talks about a few of those areas open to you regardless of your level of expertise.

Contributor Day is a time set aside where WordPress users can come meet with others and work on improving our favorite CMS. They are often held in conjunction with a WordCamp. Any level of WordPress user is welcome and can help. Albuquerque’s WordCamp is wrapping up with a Contributor Day and we hope you’ll come. 

Things to bring

• Laptop and charger
• WordPress.org account 
• WordPress.org Slack account
• Slack app or website Slack
• A desire to help

You’ll find more useful information on what to expect here in the WordPress Codex.