Neo4j has been actively engaged in the graph database community, with notable achievements including hosting a data journalism focused hackathon and its 4th GraphConnect Europe conference at the QE2 Centre in Westminster, London. Luanne Misquitta, a long-time Neo4j community member, was featured as this week's community member, having organized Neo4j training in India and contributing to various projects including Spring Data Neo4j. Recent news includes the release of Neo4j version 3.2, with users advised to apply a configuration tweak for APOC users, and the creation of new tools such as neo4j-microservice and pheno4j, a graph-based HPO to NGS database. The community has also seen notable events like GraphQL-Europe, where Michael Hunger will showcase Neo4j as the backend of GraphQL applications, and the release of a 2014 interview with Dr Jim Webber and Ian Robinson about graph modeling on Twitter.