MidCamp 2025 Announces Accepted Sessions Covering Drupal, AI, and Accessibility

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MidCamp 2025, set for May 20–22 at DePaul University’s Lincoln Park Student Center, has announced 25 accepted sessions for this year's conference. The annual Drupal-focused conference will feature discussions on development, design, artificial intelligence, accessibility, and content strategy.

Among the highlights, Simon Morvan’s "Decoupled Drupal: Are We There Yet?" and Mark Casias’ "Get off your SASS (and use native CSS)" will explore modern web development practices. AI’s growing role in Drupal will be examined in "From AI Hype to Reality: Meet Your New Intern" by Irina Zaks and Justin Keiser, as well as "Ollama: Using Open-source AI for Drupal Development" by Rich Lawson.

Accessibility and content strategy will also take center stage. Ashley Burns will present "Building a Strong Business Case for Web Accessibility," while Gaurav Mishra will discuss "Content Strategy in a World of Multi-Experience Marketing."

Now in its 11^th year, MidCamp continues to serve as a key event for the Drupal community, fostering collaboration and knowledge-sharing among developers, designers, and strategists. The full session schedule will be announced soon.

For more details, visit MidCamp’s official website.

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