WordCamp Kampala 2026 is now accepting speaker proposals.
As technology continues to evolve especially with the rapid rise of AI and automation, the WordPress ecosystem is also changing. This year, under the theme “Tech for Social Good,” we are looking for speakers who are passionate about exploring what’s next for WordPress web development while keeping people, community, and impact at the center of technology.
Whether you’re a seasoned speaker or presenting for the first time, we encourage you to submit a talk that informs, inspires, and empowers others.
What We’re Looking For
We welcome talks that:
- Share practical knowledge, lessons learned, or real-world case studies
- Explore how WordPress and technology can be used for positive social impact
- Help individuals and businesses adapt to change, especially in an AI-driven world
- Encourage inclusion, accessibility, mentorship, and sustainability
Talks can be beginner-friendly, intermediate, or advanced.
Suggested Topic Areas:
1. AI and the Future of WordPress
- AI tools for content creation, design, and development
- AI vs human creativity: where WordPress fits
- Ethical and responsible use of AI in web projects
- Preparing WordPress professionals for an AI-driven future
2. SEO and Content Strategy
- SEO in the age of AI and search evolution
- Content strategies that still work in 2026
- Performance, Core Web Vitals, and search visibility
- Accessibility and inclusive content as an SEO advantage
3. eCommerce and Online Business
- Building sustainable eCommerce solutions
- Payments, logistics, and digital commerce in Africa
- Scaling online businesses
- Using tech to support small and social-impact businesses
4. Business and Freelancing
- Running a WordPress business in a changing tech landscape
- Pricing, proposals, and client management
- From freelancer to agency: lessons learned
- Using WordPress skills for career growth and impact
5. UX, UI, and Accessibility
- Designing inclusive and accessible websites
- UX best practices for diverse audiences
- Accessibility-first design with WordPress
- Designing for real users, not just trends
6. Security, Privacy, and Trust
- WordPress security basics and best practices
- Privacy, data protection, and user trust
- Securing websites for nonprofits and community organizations
- Cybersecurity awareness for developers and site owners
7. Community, Open Source, and Social Impact
- WordPress as a tool for social good
- Mentorship and growing local tech communities
- Open source contributions and why they matter
- Case studies of WordPress used for education, advocacy, or inclusion
8.Your WordPress Story
Share your personal WordPress journey, how you started, what you learned along the way, and how WordPress has shaped your skills, career, business, or community.
Why Speak at WordCamp Kampala?
- Share your knowledge with a growing African tech community
- Build your professional network
- Contribute to the global WordPress open-source ecosystem
- Inspire others to use technology for good
Submit your proposal: Create a Submission form that includes a doc upload option. Submission deadline: 1st May
