Difference between revisions of "Unconference Session 1"

Revision as of 13:19, 4 June 2014

	Sessions A A3 Bldg - 103	Sessions B A3 Bldg - 106	Sessions C A4 Bldg - 204	Sessions D A4 Bldg - 205	Sessions E A4 Bldg - 206
11:30 - 12:00; 1:30-2:00	Online activism & engagement in the Age of Slacktivism Being public for activism without using FB & Twitter	More collaboration between feminist activists and hackerspaces. How? Sharing feminist server	Security online How do I keep myself secure online?	Cryptography for ordinary people Secure email services/tools, PGP Secure instant messaging/OTR	Social networks threat to privacy or opportunity for NGOs

	Sessions A A3 Bldg - 103	Sessions B A3 Bldg - 106	Sessions C A4 Bldg - 204	Sessions D A4 Bldg - 205	Sessions E A4 Bldg - 206
14:00 - 15:30	Me Me Me: untangling identity & consumerism Public interest/rights/democracy vs Corporate profits/The right to make money	Combatting hate speech online Anonymity is vital for Freedom of Expression If we don't want to touch the right to anonymity: what are the strategies to deal with hate and stalking? Ethical norms in media/journalism, offline and online in social networks	FOSS server is it possible? Alternative FOSS solutions that keep me away from surveillance How should we protect peoples data (privacy, security ) in our own online tools and databases?	continuation Secure email services/tools, PGP Secure instant messaging/OTR	Open source: DDOS, protection

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16:00 - 17:30	Discussion beta version of feminist internet Feminist principles of the internet	Tails: portable/live operating system	Policy and Techie coherence: Risk assessment, Policy shaping and Tech development Bringing stronger security practices to organisations by using team learning	Tracking (skillshare) How do I leave traces online and what can I do about them	Privacy and safety strategies for women's rights activists Facing internet or online violence against women human rights defenders (WHRD)

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+|Sessions B
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+|Sessions D
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+|Sessions E
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