We’re looking for talks that deliver cutting-edge technical content, real-world experiences, hard-won lessons, and inspiring stories with enough depth to change how people build things. We welcome sessions across any of our tracks: Language, Experience Report, Library, Tools, AI, Ideas, and Fun.

We’d like to see the kind of sessions that surface trade-offs, show what broke and how you fixed it, or reveal a way of thinking that a high-tenure engineer hasn’t seen before — anything that leaves Clojure developers with concrete techniques, patterns, or tools they can apply after the conference.

Whether this is your first talk or your tenth, if you have an experience or idea that would genuinely help other Clojurists — and you’re willing to put in what it takes to make it count — we’d love to hear from you.