The Neo4j community has been active with several notable events and contributions this week. Leila Haddou, a long-time member of the Neo4j community, was featured as the community member of the week for her work on using graphs and Neo4j for investigative journalism. The Graph of Thrones contest was also launched, where users can share their graph-based Game of Thrones content to win prizes. Ruth Holloway published articles on getting started with Neo4j, including installing and querying the database. Additionally, there were talks on various topics such as genetic programming, building a music database in Neo4j, and introducing Bolt drivers for Neo4j. The community also shared their experiences with using Neo4j on StackOverflow, discussing topics like query profiling, optional relationship creation, and causal clusters. Upcoming events include meetups and presentations by notable speakers, showcasing the diversity of projects and interests within the Neo4j community.