September 10 2025 Agenda - Revision history

DRAdmin at 13:25, 10 September 2025

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	\|[https://www.fabriders.net/ FabRiders]		\|[https://www.fabriders.net/ FabRiders]
	[https://collectivepower.net The Collective Power Playbook]		[https://collectivepower.net The Collective Power Playbook]
	\|		\|'''Human Constanta'''
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	\| style="background: #b9f4f8;" \|''(Regional Conversations A)''<br>Booth 21		\| style="background: #b9f4f8;" \|''(Regional Conversations A)''<br>Booth 21

DRAdmin at 12:18, 10 September 2025

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	\|'''No Mud No Lotus'''		\|'''No Mud No Lotus'''
	\|Present Moment Enterprises		\|Present Moment Enterprises
			<nowiki></nowiki>Moved to R3 (Next to Circle 1
	\|'''VPN Generator: Get your own VPN Here'''		\|'''VPN Generator: Get your own VPN Here'''
	\|[https://vpngen.org/ VPN Generator]		\|[https://vpngen.org/ VPN Generator]

Sandy at 08:02, 10 September 2025

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	\|[https://pad.riseup.net/p/GG-2025-Day3-Circle1a From Conflict to Care: Centering Congo in the Global Tech Conversation]		\|[https://pad.riseup.net/p/GG-2025-Day3-Circle1a From Conflict to Care: Centering Congo in the Global Tech Conversation]
	\|[[Global Gathering Self-Organized Circles or Booths#How to Schedule a Self-Organized Circle or Booth On-Site\|TBD]]		\|[[Global Gathering Self-Organized Circles or Booths#How to Schedule a Self-Organized Circle or Booth On-Site\|TBD]]
	\|[https://pad.riseup.net/p/GG-2025-Day3-Circle1c Helplines: Which (and at Which Point) Should Free Software Alternatives be ~~offered~~ Which Needs?]		\|[https://pad.riseup.net/p/GG-2025-Day3-Circle1c Helplines: Which (and at Which Point) Should Free Software Alternatives be Offered for Which Needs?]
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	\| style="background: #b9f4f8;" \|'''Circle 2'''		\| style="background: #b9f4f8;" \|'''Circle 2'''
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	\|'''From Conflict to Care: Centering Congo in the Global Tech Conversation'''		\|'''From Conflict to Care: Centering Congo in the Global Tech Conversation'''
	\|<small>This circle will examine the Democratic Republic of Congo’s pivotal role in the global tech economy amid ongoing conflict, genocide, and environmental destruction. We will discuss how extractive practices, tech weaponization, and technology-facilitated gender-based violence (TFGBV) intersect with historical and present injustices. Together, we will imagine how feminist principles of care and environmental justice can guide the creation of inclusive ecosystems—shifting Congo’s role from exploited resource ground to respected leader in shaping ethical AI and technology futures.</small>		\|<small>This circle will examine the Democratic Republic of Congo’s pivotal role in the global tech economy amid ongoing conflict, genocide, and environmental destruction. We will discuss how extractive practices, tech weaponization, and technology-facilitated gender-based violence (TFGBV) intersect with historical and present injustices. Together, we will imagine how feminist principles of care and environmental justice can guide the creation of inclusive ecosystems—shifting Congo’s role from exploited resource ground to respected leader in shaping ethical AI and technology futures.</small>
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			\|'''Helplines: Which (and at Which Point) Should Free Software Alternatives be Offered for Which Needs?'''
			\|<small>Building on a previous Circle, lets bring together folks that work at helplines (or in other security supporting roles) and discuss which alternatives to big tech solutions should be offered, and at which point.</small>
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	\|'''How to Escape from Big Tech: Mastodon and the Fediverse'''		\|'''How to Escape from Big Tech: Mastodon and the Fediverse'''
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	\|'''With Love from Brussels: Global Impact of the EU Tech Regulations'''		\|'''With Love from Brussels: Global Impact of the EU Tech Regulations'''
	\|<small>The so-called “Brussels effect” may be the subject of jokes, but its impact is undeniable: states worldwide are increasingly modeling their technology regulatory systems on EU laws. From data protection and online platforms to AI service providers and media, the EU’s regulatory reach has become a global reference point. For businesses, it offers a unified compliance framework; for states, it often serves as a convenient shortcut. But is this really the best path forward? Participants will map the problematic aspects connected to the Brussels effect and, in particular, discuss what civil society can do when: (i) EU acts are irrelevant for the local contexts but the state is under obligation to implement them, (ii) the state does not have access to the EU instruments and bodies upon which the enforcement of the tech regulations is dependent, (iii) the state is unwilling to implement the standards shielding behind the arguments of “empowering the local markets”.</small>		\|<small>The so-called “Brussels effect” may be the subject of jokes, but its impact is undeniable: states worldwide are increasingly modeling their technology regulatory systems on EU laws. From data protection and online platforms to AI service providers and media, the EU’s regulatory reach has become a global reference point. For businesses, it offers a unified compliance framework; for states, it often serves as a convenient shortcut. But is this really the best path forward? Participants will map the problematic aspects connected to the Brussels effect and, in particular, discuss what civil society can do when: (i) EU acts are irrelevant for the local contexts but the state is under obligation to implement them, (ii) the state does not have access to the EU instruments and bodies upon which the enforcement of the tech regulations is dependent, (iii) the state is unwilling to implement the standards shielding behind the arguments of “empowering the local markets”.</small>
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	~~\|'''Helplines: Which (and at Which Point) Should Free Software Alternatives be offered Which Needs?'''~~
	\|<small>Building on a previous Circle, lets bring together folks that work at helplines (or in other security supporting roles) and discuss which alternatives to big tech solutions should be offered, and at which point.</small>
	\|}		\|}

Sandy at 21:40, 9 September 2025

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	\| style="background: #ffa3e8; width: 20%;" \| <center>'''18:00 - 21:00'''</center>		\| style="background: #ffa3e8; width: 20%;" \| <center>'''18:00 - 21:00'''</center>
	\| style="background: #ffa3e8;" \|''Closing Remarks, Music, and Socializing''		\| style="background: #ffa3e8;" \|''Closing Remarks, Music, and Socializing.''
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Sandy at 18:35, 9 September 2025

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	\| style="background: #3acad3; width: 35%" \|<center><big>'''Circle Title'''</big></center>		\| style="background: #3acad3; width: 35%" \|<center><big>'''Circle Title'''</big></center>
	\| style="background: #3acad3;" \|<center><big>'''Circle Description'''</big></center>		\| style="background: #3acad3;" \|<center><big>'''Circle Description'''</big></center>
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			\|'''Age Verification: it’s Happening, and It’s Hurting.'''
			\|<small>Age verification on websites is already being required under the UK Online Safety Act, and being pushed by lawmakers in the US and elsewhere. It has already impacted freedom of expression , with high-profile examples such as an age-verification requirement in a subreddit focused on Palestine. Age verification also has the potential to negatively impact access to reproductive and sexual health information and LGBTQI+ resources is In this circle, participants will be welcomed to share their perspectives and insights on this important issue, with the goal of understanding age verification, sharing tactics on how to fight its harmful applications, and getting connected to already existing efforts.</small>
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	\|'''AI Accountability in Practice: Centering Community Voices'''		\|'''AI Accountability in Practice: Centering Community Voices'''

Sandy at 18:33, 9 September 2025

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	\|style="background: #b9f4f8;"\|'''Queer Rights Village'''<br>(Booth 81)		\|style="background: #b9f4f8;"\|'''Queer Rights Village'''<br>(Booth 81)
	\|		\|[https://pad.riseup.net/p/GG-2025-Day3-Village10a Age Verification: it’s Happening, and It’s Hurting.]
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Sandy at 18:31, 9 September 2025

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	\|[https://pad.riseup.net/p/GG-2025-Day3-Circle1a From Conflict to Care: Centering Congo in the Global Tech Conversation]		\|[https://pad.riseup.net/p/GG-2025-Day3-Circle1a From Conflict to Care: Centering Congo in the Global Tech Conversation]
	\|[[Global Gathering Self-Organized Circles or Booths#How to Schedule a Self-Organized Circle or Booth On-Site\|TBD]]		\|[[Global Gathering Self-Organized Circles or Booths#How to Schedule a Self-Organized Circle or Booth On-Site\|TBD]]
	\|[~~[Global Gathering Self~~-~~Organized Circles or Booths#How to Schedule a Self~~-~~Organized Circle or Booth On~~-~~Site\|TBD]~~]		\|[https://pad.riseup.net/p/GG-2025-Day3-Circle1c Helplines: Which (and at Which Point) Should Free Software Alternatives be offered Which Needs?]
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	\| style="background: #b9f4f8;" \|'''Circle 2'''		\| style="background: #b9f4f8;" \|'''Circle 2'''
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	\|'''With Love from Brussels: Global Impact of the EU Tech Regulations'''		\|'''With Love from Brussels: Global Impact of the EU Tech Regulations'''
	\|<small>The so-called “Brussels effect” may be the subject of jokes, but its impact is undeniable: states worldwide are increasingly modeling their technology regulatory systems on EU laws. From data protection and online platforms to AI service providers and media, the EU’s regulatory reach has become a global reference point. For businesses, it offers a unified compliance framework; for states, it often serves as a convenient shortcut. But is this really the best path forward? Participants will map the problematic aspects connected to the Brussels effect and, in particular, discuss what civil society can do when: (i) EU acts are irrelevant for the local contexts but the state is under obligation to implement them, (ii) the state does not have access to the EU instruments and bodies upon which the enforcement of the tech regulations is dependent, (iii) the state is unwilling to implement the standards shielding behind the arguments of “empowering the local markets”.</small>		\|<small>The so-called “Brussels effect” may be the subject of jokes, but its impact is undeniable: states worldwide are increasingly modeling their technology regulatory systems on EU laws. From data protection and online platforms to AI service providers and media, the EU’s regulatory reach has become a global reference point. For businesses, it offers a unified compliance framework; for states, it often serves as a convenient shortcut. But is this really the best path forward? Participants will map the problematic aspects connected to the Brussels effect and, in particular, discuss what civil society can do when: (i) EU acts are irrelevant for the local contexts but the state is under obligation to implement them, (ii) the state does not have access to the EU instruments and bodies upon which the enforcement of the tech regulations is dependent, (iii) the state is unwilling to implement the standards shielding behind the arguments of “empowering the local markets”.</small>
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			\|'''Helplines: Which (and at Which Point) Should Free Software Alternatives be offered Which Needs?'''
			\|<small>Building on a previous Circle, lets bring together folks that work at helplines (or in other security supporting roles) and discuss which alternatives to big tech solutions should be offered, and at which point.</small>
	\|}		\|}

Sandy at 17:33, 9 September 2025

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	(Near Booth 30)		(Near Booth 30)
	\|[https://pad.riseup.net/p/GG-2025-Day3-Circle6a Feminist Care Infrastructure: How Does It Look Like?]		\|[https://pad.riseup.net/p/GG-2025-Day3-Circle6a Feminist Care Infrastructure: How Does It Look Like?]
	\|[https://pad.riseup.net/p/GG-2025-Day3-Circle6b How to Escape from Big Tech]		\|[https://pad.riseup.net/p/GG-2025-Day3-Circle6b How to Escape from Big Tech: Mastodon and the Fediverse]
	\|[[Global Gathering Self-Organized Circles or Booths#How to Schedule a Self-Organized Circle or Booth On-Site\|TBD]]		\|[[Global Gathering Self-Organized Circles or Booths#How to Schedule a Self-Organized Circle or Booth On-Site\|TBD]]
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	\|<small>This circle will examine the Democratic Republic of Congo’s pivotal role in the global tech economy amid ongoing conflict, genocide, and environmental destruction. We will discuss how extractive practices, tech weaponization, and technology-facilitated gender-based violence (TFGBV) intersect with historical and present injustices. Together, we will imagine how feminist principles of care and environmental justice can guide the creation of inclusive ecosystems—shifting Congo’s role from exploited resource ground to respected leader in shaping ethical AI and technology futures.</small>		\|<small>This circle will examine the Democratic Republic of Congo’s pivotal role in the global tech economy amid ongoing conflict, genocide, and environmental destruction. We will discuss how extractive practices, tech weaponization, and technology-facilitated gender-based violence (TFGBV) intersect with historical and present injustices. Together, we will imagine how feminist principles of care and environmental justice can guide the creation of inclusive ecosystems—shifting Congo’s role from exploited resource ground to respected leader in shaping ethical AI and technology futures.</small>
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	\|'''How to Escape from Big Tech'''		\|'''How to Escape from Big Tech: Mastodon and the Fediverse'''
	\|<small>Join this Circle to discuss how we can inhabit alternative spaces outside of big tech social networks.</small>		\|<small>Join this Circle to discuss how we can inhabit alternative spaces outside of big tech social networks.</small>
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Sandy at 17:32, 9 September 2025

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	\|[https://pad.riseup.net/p/GG-2025-Day3-Circle6a Feminist Care Infrastructure: How Does It Look Like?]		\|[https://pad.riseup.net/p/GG-2025-Day3-Circle6a Feminist Care Infrastructure: How Does It Look Like?]
	\|[https://pad.riseup.net/p/GG-2025-Day3-Circle6b ~~TBD~~]		\|[https://pad.riseup.net/p/GG-2025-Day3-Circle6b How to Escape from Big Tech]
	\|[[Global Gathering Self-Organized Circles or Booths#How to Schedule a Self-Organized Circle or Booth On-Site\|TBD]]		\|[[Global Gathering Self-Organized Circles or Booths#How to Schedule a Self-Organized Circle or Booth On-Site\|TBD]]
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	\|'''From Conflict to Care: Centering Congo in the Global Tech Conversation'''		\|'''From Conflict to Care: Centering Congo in the Global Tech Conversation'''
	\|<small>This circle will examine the Democratic Republic of Congo’s pivotal role in the global tech economy amid ongoing conflict, genocide, and environmental destruction. We will discuss how extractive practices, tech weaponization, and technology-facilitated gender-based violence (TFGBV) intersect with historical and present injustices. Together, we will imagine how feminist principles of care and environmental justice can guide the creation of inclusive ecosystems—shifting Congo’s role from exploited resource ground to respected leader in shaping ethical AI and technology futures.</small>		\|<small>This circle will examine the Democratic Republic of Congo’s pivotal role in the global tech economy amid ongoing conflict, genocide, and environmental destruction. We will discuss how extractive practices, tech weaponization, and technology-facilitated gender-based violence (TFGBV) intersect with historical and present injustices. Together, we will imagine how feminist principles of care and environmental justice can guide the creation of inclusive ecosystems—shifting Congo’s role from exploited resource ground to respected leader in shaping ethical AI and technology futures.</small>
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			\|'''How to Escape from Big Tech'''
			\|<small>Join this Circle to discuss how we can inhabit alternative spaces outside of big tech social networks.</small>
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	\|'''How to Investigate Surveillance Technologies? Methods and Challenges from South America'''		\|'''How to Investigate Surveillance Technologies? Methods and Challenges from South America'''

Sandy at 17:29, 9 September 2025

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	\|[http://www.miaan.org Miaan Group]		\|[http://www.miaan.org Miaan Group]
	\|'''Power to Voices'''		\|'''Power to Voices'''
	\|		\|[https://www.oxfamnovib.nl/ Oxfam Novib]
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	\| style="background: #b9f4f8;" \|Booth 19		\| style="background: #b9f4f8;" \|Booth 19