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We heard you... and we want to hear from more of you!

The MidCamp 2026 Call for Sessions has been extended. The new deadline is March 13, 2026.

If you had a session idea brewing but didn't quite get it across the finish line, now's your window. We extended the deadline because we want a lineup that reflects the full range of people who use, build, and care about Drupal - and we're not there yet without you.

What We're Looking For

MidCamp sessions are open to all skill levels and all corners of the Drupal ecosystem. Whether you're a developer with a deep technical dive, a project manager with hard-won lessons, a designer with a perspective the community needs, or an end user who figured something out the hard way - there is a place for your session at MidCamp.

We're especially interested in talks around:

• Drupal AI - practical applications, integrations, and what's actually working in the field
• Drupal CMS / Canvas - building with and extending Drupal's newest tools
• Decoupled and headless implementations - real-world lessons from the front lines
• Accessibility, equity, and inclusion - building a better, more accessible web
• Community and contribution - how we grow the ecosystem together

Not sure if your idea fits? Submit it anyway. We'd rather review more proposals than miss a great talk.

How to Submit

Session submissions are open now through March 13, 2026.

👉 Submit your session here

Need help shaping your proposal? Join the #speakers channel on the MidCamp Slack - there are people there who will help you get it over the finish line.

Slack: https://mid.camp/slack

What Happens Next

After the submission window closes, our review team will evaluate proposals and notify selected speakers by April 9, 2026. Selected speakers will have until April 15 to confirm, and the full schedule will be published April 16.

MidCamp 2026 is May 12-14 in Chicago. We hope to see you on stage.

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Dan Frost brings a maintenance-first view to Drupal's evolution and the realities of AI in production environments. In this interview, the Adaptive Managing Director reflects on the Drupal 7 to 8 shift, why structured architecture matters for AI readiness, and how "controlled AI" depends on guardrails and observability. He also discusses headless Drupal as an emerging direction, how charities are adopting conversational interfaces, and why SEO strategy in 2026 increasingly means being present inside AI-driven search surfaces, not only ranking in traditional results.

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