The whole community in one room
All-Hands is where the volunteer teams meet face to face: what has been built, what comes next, and who made it happen. Five meetings since 2023, the latest with more than 200 people in the hall and the regions watching live.
- Meetings
- 5 since 2023
- Latest
- 7 September 2025
- In the hall
- 200 and more
- How often
- Once or twice a year
Each block is one meeting. Dates appear where they were announced publicly.
What happens at All-Hands
One day where every team hears the same thing at the same time, from project updates to the awards.
- Updates on new and upcoming projects
- New opportunities inside the community
- Where volunteers can get involved next
- Awards for the most active volunteers
- Interactive activities and content challenges
- An offline internal event
- Open only to IT Community volunteers
- Held once or twice a year
More than 200 volunteers at the Tashkent State University of Economics
On 7 September the annual meeting brought together over 200 volunteers. The day was streamed on YouTube for everyone who could not travel, so the regional teams joined from across the country.
Travel was covered for more than ten of the most active volunteers from the regions, which is what turns a meeting in Tashkent into a meeting of the whole team.
For Akmaljon Murodov from Bukhara it was the first flight of his life, taken to get to All-Hands.
How the day went
- Project presentations, from Demo Days to Girls in IT
- A live coffee bar and a networking session
- Games and quizzes through the day
- Awards for the most active volunteers and for the winners of the LinkedIn contest
Thanks to the Tashkent State University of Economics for hosting the meeting.
The meeting where the team passed 630 volunteers
The December meeting ran across two days, on 14 and 15 December. The teams went through the results of the year, set the goals for the next one, and gave awards to the people behind events, social media, video and photo, podcasts and more.
The community keeps working to bring more girls in and build a balanced, inclusive team.
From the meetings
Why the community keeps meeting
- Bring the whole community together
- Line the teams up on goals, vision and where things are going
- Keep the internal culture and the motivation strong
People leave with new ideas and new contacts, and with the sense that together they are building something bigger than any single project.