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GDG Competitive Programming Challenge (GCPC) is a programming competition organized by GDG Algiers, bringing together teams of three programmers to solve a series of algorithmic problems of increasing difficulty. This event tests participants' skills in algorithmics, optimization, and problem solving in a competitive and stimulating environment. Within a limited time, teams must design efficient solutions while optimizing their temporal and spatial complexity. The GCPC aims to promote teamwork, quick thinking, and algorithmic creativity, offering participants a unique opportunity to improve their competitive programming skills and measure themselves against the best talent. Agenda --- Hosted By MALEK AMINA, GDG Algiers Lead Nabil Ghemam Djeridi, GDG Algiers Co-Lead Ayyoub Kasmi, GDG Algiers Co-Lead Sirine Ouarab, GDG Algiers Co-Organizer Kamel Mokrani, GDG Algiers Co-Organizer GDG Algiers Co-Manager Khalil Lounis, GDG Algiers Co-Organizer ALLAM MAROUA, GDG Algiers Co-Organizer Bioinformatics master student and UI/UX designer BOKHTACHE Khawla, GDG Algiers Co-Organizer Mohammed Elmahdi BELGHIT, GDG Algiers Co-Organizer BENDAHMANE NESRINE, GDG Algiers Co-Organizer Kaoutar Hosseinat, GDG Algiers Co-Organizer boukhemia lyna, GDG Algiers Co-Organizer hamma yasmine, GDG Algiers Co-Organizer MOHAMED RAOUF GUERIOU, GDG Algiers Co-Organizer Aicha Lahreche, GDG Algiers Co-Organizer MELZI MOUNIR, GDG Algiers Co-Organizer Kheira Assaidi, GDG Algiers Co-Organizer Lyes Boudjabout, GDG Algiers Co-Organizer Abdelghani Derdouche, GDG Algiers Co-Organizer Chamel Nadir Bouacha, GDG Algiers Co-Organizer AOUININE LYLIA, GDG Algiers Co-Organizer BOUDIB MOHAMEDKHALIL, GDG Algiers Co-Organizer MEZENNER FARES, GDG Algiers Co-Organizer sohaib zouambia, GDG Algiers Co-Organizer afnane touhar, GDG Algiers Co-Organizer abderrahman ben rabah, GDG Algiers Co-Organizer Belkis Nour Balamane, GDG Algiers Co-Organizer Nesrine Merrouchi, GDG Algiers Co-Organizer Abdeldjalil Lamara, GDG Algiers Co-Organizer Alaaeddine Bendali Braham, GDG Algiers Co-Organizer Anes Mezdoud, GDG Algiers Co-Organizer YEKENE SOFIANE, GDG Algiers Co-Organizer Complete your event RSVP here: https://gdg.community.dev/events/details/google-gdg-algiers-presents-gcpc-30/.

You are cordially invited to a beautiful Ladies’ Tea Party. Whether you are a mother, daughter, sister, aunt, grandmother, or wife, this special gathering is a graceful celebration of you—the love you share, the strength you carry, and the elegance you embody. Join us for a refined afternoon of tea and light fare, filled with laughter, meaningful connection, and the opportunity to meet new friends in a warm and welcoming setting. You are also invited to bring your daughters, granddaughters, nieces, and cherished friends as we create a truly memorable experience together.

This month we’ll be reading Assassin’s Apprentice by Robin Hobb. Feel free to come even if you don’t finish the book!

While some are still meeting online, this is an in person event. Please note that we have attendees of all levels of speaking, including some native speakers. All are welcome! Also, as we meet at the same time and place each week, many don’t RSVP on the app, so we will likely have more attendees than noted here. Note: if you are asked to pay and upgrade the Meetup app, this is not necessary. You can ignore this and still attend our meetings. Find us on our [Facebook group](https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1EKw86WJCp/?mibextid=wwXIfr).

A WiA Collective Wisdom Exchange At the start of this year, we gathered to look back, set intentions, and imagine the next chapter. This is the follow-up. Not a check-in. Not a progress report. A small, facilitated circle to reconnect with what you said mattered — and honestly explore what’s actually happening now. Together, we’ll explore: • What you intended at the start of this year - and what that looks like three months in • What’s surprised you, supported you, or shifted • What the next chapter needs now that you know what you know If you were at our January gathering, bring whatever you made or wrote — your word, your artifact, your intention. We’ll look at it with fresh eyes. If this is your first time, you belong here too. You’ll start where we all started: with what’s true right now. Optional art materials will be available for anyone who wants to reflect creatively alongside conversation. If you brought something home from January, you’re warmly invited to bring it back. The intention is the same as always: everyone leaves feeling more clear, more connected, and a little lighter. Space is intentionally limited to keep the experience intimate. What to Expect • A small, welcoming circle (not a large meetup) • Structured conversation so everyone has space to speak • Reflection, listening, and lived experience — not advice-giving • Optional creative reflection alongside conversation • A calm, supportive environment Who This Is For Women and underrepresented folks working in or around agile, product, technology, leadership, or organizational change — especially those looking for honest conversation and community beyond frameworks and buzzwords. Good to Know • No preparation required • If you attended in January, we invite you to bring anything you created or wrote (or something that represents your intention at the start of the year) - it’s optional but invited • Participation is invitational; listening is always welcome • Creative activities are optional

**Hike Slate Run Metro Park and visit the Living Historical Farm. We will aim for 3.5 to 4 miles of hiking and then do a quick pass through the Living Historical Farm. From there those who are interested can join for lunch at Brewdog, 96 Gender Way, Canal Winchester, just 11 minutes away.** **If you’d like to spend more time at the Farm plan on arriving early (they open at 9).** **Living Historical Farm: Time has been turned back to the 1880s at Slate Run Living Historical Farm. Experience first-hand what life was like on a 19th-century Ohio farm. As you stroll through the gardens, barns and farmhouse, you will see the farm’s costumed staff and volunteers going about their daily chores. Pigs, geese, turkeys, Percheron horses and other heirloom animals can be seen.** **The gothic revival farmhouse was built in 1856 and restored by Metro Parks for authenticity. Visitors can tour the living room, parlor and kitchen and watch the farm ladies prepare meals on a woodburning stove and tend the house. The multi-bay barn was built by Samuel Oman, the fourth owner of Slate Run Farm, and restored by Amish carpenters.** **Allow at least three hours and maybe more if you're joining for lunch.** **Pace is 17-18 minute miles with no one left behind. Faster walkers are free to lead - I'll have the route well defined - and we can meet up at the farm.** **This is the fourth of the metro parks.**