September 4 2026 Agenda - Revision history

DRAdmin at 13:56, 4 September 2026

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	\|[https://pad.riseup.net/p/GG2026-1-2-15 15 Things We Learned from Auditing 15 Brazilian Media Organizations]		\|[https://pad.riseup.net/p/GG2026-1-2-15 15 Things We Learned from Auditing 15 Brazilian Media Organizations] (MOVED TO BOOTH 18)
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DRAdmin: /* September 4 Pre-GG Morning Activities | 9:00 - 12:00 */

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September 4 Pre-GG Morning Activities | 9:00 - 12:00

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	\|[https://pad.riseup.net/p/GG2026-1-2-8 U.S. Foreign Policy and Human Rights: Impacts, Challenges, and Opportunities]		\|[https://pad.riseup.net/p/GG2026-1-2-8 U.S. Foreign Policy and Human Rights: Impacts, Challenges, and Opportunities]
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	\| style="background: #b9f4f8;" \|'''Calyx Village'''		\| style="background: #b9f4f8;" \|'''Calyx Village'''

Erin at 12:37, 4 September 2026

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	\| style="background: #FFF9C4;" \|'''Next Generation Internet - Zero (NGI0) ecosystem'''		\| style="background: #FFF9C4;" \|'''Next Generation Internet - Zero (NGI0) ecosystem'''
	\| style="background: #FFF9C4;" \|[https://www.apc.org/\| APC]		\| style="background: #FFF9C4;" \|[https://www.apc.org APC]
	\| style="background: #FFF9C4;" \|'''Community Centred Connectivity'''		\| style="background: #FFF9C4;" \|'''Community Centred Connectivity'''
	\| style="background: #FFF9C4;" \|[https://www.apc.org/\| APC]		\| style="background: #FFF9C4;" \|[https://www.apc.org APC]
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	\| style="background: #b9f4f8;" \|Booth 4a		\| style="background: #b9f4f8;" \|Booth 4a

Erin: /* September 4 Pre-GG Morning Activities | 9:00 - 12:00 */

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September 4 Pre-GG Morning Activities | 9:00 - 12:00

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	<center> <big>Day One of the [[2026 Global Gathering Programming\|<u>'''2026 Global Gathering Agenda'''</u>]] ➤ [[September 5 2026 Agenda\|'''Next Day''']]</big>		<center> <big>Day One of the [[2026 Global Gathering Programming\|<u>'''2026 Global Gathering Agenda'''</u>]] ➤ [[September 5 2026 Agenda\|'''Next Day''']]</big>
	----</center><big>'''!!! Please note that the agenda is still being updated !!!!'''</big>		----</center>



			<big>'''!!! Please note that the agenda is still being updated !!!!'''</big>

	== September 4 Pre-GG Morning Activities \| 9:00 - 12:00 ==		== September 4 Pre-GG Morning Activities \| 9:00 - 12:00 ==
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	\|[https://pad.riseup.net/p/GG2026-1-2-10 Global Information Society Watch (GISWatch) Global South Communities Reviewing the FLOSS We Need, Visions from the Margins]		\|[https://pad.riseup.net/p/GG2026-1-2-10 Global Information Society Watch (GISWatch) Global South Communities Reviewing the FLOSS We Need, Visions from the Margins]
	\|[https://pad.riseup.net/p/GG2026-1-3-10 Operations as ~~Security~~ Infrastructure]		\|[https://pad.riseup.net/p/GG2026-1-3-10 Operations as Care Infrastructure]
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	\| style="background: #b9f4f8;" \|'''Digital Security Village'''		\| style="background: #b9f4f8;" \|'''Digital Security Village'''
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	\|<small>With the steady increase in AI-powered technologies all around the world, the digital rights landscape is changing and with it so are online harms especially to women and young girls. This circle aims to discuss the impact of AI tools, software and technologies on how women access, use, and take part in online spaces. By leveraging research studies on gendered disinformation from the region, this circle will map our the real harms to communities across Global South through AI-powered technologies and surveillance.</small>		\|<small>With the steady increase in AI-powered technologies all around the world, the digital rights landscape is changing and with it so are online harms especially to women and young girls. This circle aims to discuss the impact of AI tools, software and technologies on how women access, use, and take part in online spaces. By leveraging research studies on gendered disinformation from the region, this circle will map our the real harms to communities across Global South through AI-powered technologies and surveillance.</small>
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	\|'''Operations as ~~Security~~ Infrastructure'''		\|'''Operations as Care Infrastructure'''
	\|<small>As shrinking civic space and evolving security threats make international human rights convenings increasingly difficult, operational resilience for convening has become as critical as digital security. This Circle asks: How do we threat-model a human rights convening? Together, we'll challenge and expand what counts as security infrastructure by exploring how operational decisions-from venue selection and government engagement to accessibility, participant care, and incident response-shape the safety and resilience of international gatherings. Bringing together conveners alongside practitioners working in digital security, organisational security, incident response, trust and safety, secure communications, accessibility, participant support, and crisis response, participants will identify shared priorities and strengthen our collective capacity to convene safely and sustainably amidst these times.</small>		\|<small>As shrinking civic space and evolving security threats make international human rights convenings increasingly difficult, operational resilience for convening has become as critical as digital security. This Circle asks: How do we threat-model a human rights convening? Together, we'll challenge and expand what counts as security infrastructure by exploring how operational decisions-from venue selection and government engagement to accessibility, participant care, and incident response-shape the safety and resilience of international gatherings. Bringing together conveners alongside practitioners working in digital security, organisational security, incident response, trust and safety, secure communications, accessibility, participant support, and crisis response, participants will identify shared priorities and strengthen our collective capacity to convene safely and sustainably amidst these times.</small>
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Sandy at 10:11, 4 September 2026

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	\| style="background: #b9f4f8;" \|'''Circle 3'''		\| style="background: #b9f4f8;" \|'''Circle 3'''
	\|[https://pad.riseup.net/p/GG2026-1-1-3 Policy Advocates Meetup]		\|[https://pad.riseup.net/p/GG2026-1-1-3 Policy Advocates Meetup]
	\|[https://pad.riseup.net/p/GG2026-1-2-3 Co-Designing Practical AI Bias Detection Tools with Journalists in the Global South]		\|[https://pad.riseup.net/p/GG2026-1-2-3 Co-Designing Practical AI Bias Detection Tools with Journalists in the Global South] (Part 1)
	\|[https://pad.riseup.net/p/GG2026-1-3-3 Criminalization Is a Design Condition: Building Most Resilient Tech from the Margins]		\|[https://pad.riseup.net/p/GG2026-1-3-3 Criminalization Is a Design Condition: Building Most Resilient Tech from the Margins]
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	\|<small>Participants will discuss what it means to participate in social media and online networks in 2026. Together, they will explore questions such as: Under what circumstances is sharing information on the social—and non-social—web important? What does deletion mean in a digital context, and when is it critical? They will also examine the power of backing up and preserving information as a form of speaking truth to power in digital spaces where surveillance, censorship, and platform control can be used to shape, edit, or erase narratives from critical voices.</small>		\|<small>Participants will discuss what it means to participate in social media and online networks in 2026. Together, they will explore questions such as: Under what circumstances is sharing information on the social—and non-social—web important? What does deletion mean in a digital context, and when is it critical? They will also examine the power of backing up and preserving information as a form of speaking truth to power in digital spaces where surveillance, censorship, and platform control can be used to shape, edit, or erase narratives from critical voices.</small>
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	\|'''Co-Designing Practical AI Bias Detection Tools with Journalists in the Global South'''		\|'''Co-Designing Practical AI Bias Detection Tools with Journalists in the Global South (Part 1)'''
	\|<small>AI tools are increasingly being used to generate and reshape news content, creating new and urgent challenges for fact checking and bias mitigation, especially during election periods. This Circle will explore how journalists, fact checkers, and technologists can collaboratively design practical tools to detect cultural and contextual bias in AI generated stories, with a focus on supporting election coverage in low resource and multilingual environments. Participants will share experiences from their contexts and give direct input to help shape some tools being developed!</small>		\|<small>AI tools are increasingly being used to generate and reshape news content, creating new and urgent challenges for fact checking and bias mitigation, especially during election periods. This Circle will explore how journalists, fact checkers, and technologists can collaboratively design practical tools to detect cultural and contextual bias in AI generated stories, with a focus on supporting election coverage in low resource and multilingual environments. Participants will share experiences from their contexts and give direct input to help shape some tools being developed!</small>
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Sandy: /* September 4 Pre-GG Morning Activities | 9:00 - 12:00 */

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September 4 Pre-GG Morning Activities | 9:00 - 12:00

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	<center>'''<big>📣 Please note that Booths start at 13:00 and Circles start at 13:30</big>'''</center>~~<br>~~		<center>'''<big>📣 Please note that Booths start at 13:00 and Circles start at 13:30</big>'''</center>'''Updates:'''

			* A new session has been added today: Co-Designing Practical AI Bias Detection Tools with Journalists in the Global South, which takes place in Circle 3
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Sandy at 08:03, 4 September 2026

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	\| style="background: #b9f4f8;" \|'''Circle 3'''		\| style="background: #b9f4f8;" \|'''Circle 3'''
	\|[https://pad.riseup.net/p/GG2026-1-1-3 Policy Advocates Meetup]		\|[https://pad.riseup.net/p/GG2026-1-1-3 Policy Advocates Meetup]
	\|[https://pad.riseup.net/p/GG2026-1-2-3 ~~TBD~~]		\|[https://pad.riseup.net/p/GG2026-1-2-3 Co-Designing Practical AI Bias Detection Tools with Journalists in the Global South]
	\|[https://pad.riseup.net/p/GG2026-1-3-3 Criminalization Is a Design Condition: Building Most Resilient Tech from the Margins]		\|[https://pad.riseup.net/p/GG2026-1-3-3 Criminalization Is a Design Condition: Building Most Resilient Tech from the Margins]
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	\|'''Clawing Back Your Data in the Age of Social Surveillance'''		\|'''Clawing Back Your Data in the Age of Social Surveillance'''
	\|<small>Participants will discuss what it means to participate in social media and online networks in 2026. Together, they will explore questions such as: Under what circumstances is sharing information on the social—and non-social—web important? What does deletion mean in a digital context, and when is it critical? They will also examine the power of backing up and preserving information as a form of speaking truth to power in digital spaces where surveillance, censorship, and platform control can be used to shape, edit, or erase narratives from critical voices.</small>		\|<small>Participants will discuss what it means to participate in social media and online networks in 2026. Together, they will explore questions such as: Under what circumstances is sharing information on the social—and non-social—web important? What does deletion mean in a digital context, and when is it critical? They will also examine the power of backing up and preserving information as a form of speaking truth to power in digital spaces where surveillance, censorship, and platform control can be used to shape, edit, or erase narratives from critical voices.</small>
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			\|'''Co-Designing Practical AI Bias Detection Tools with Journalists in the Global South'''
			\|<small>AI tools are increasingly being used to generate and reshape news content, creating new and urgent challenges for fact checking and bias mitigation, especially during election periods. This Circle will explore how journalists, fact checkers, and technologists can collaboratively design practical tools to detect cultural and contextual bias in AI generated stories, with a focus on supporting election coverage in low resource and multilingual environments. Participants will share experiences from their contexts and give direct input to help shape some tools being developed!</small>
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	\|'''Creative Refusal: Experimental Artistic Methods to Radically Refuse Surveillance'''		\|'''Creative Refusal: Experimental Artistic Methods to Radically Refuse Surveillance'''

Sandy at 14:21, 3 September 2026

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	== September 4 Pre-GG Morning Activities \| 9:00 - 12:00 ==		== September 4 Pre-GG Morning Activities \| 9:00 - 12:00 ==
	These activities occur in the morning, before the start of the Global Gathering.		These activities occur in the morning, before the start of the Global Gathering.

			PLEASE NOTE THAT the workshop "Break into the Firewall: A Role-Playing Game" has been moved to Sept 6! We apologize for the inconvenience, but the facilitators requested as a result of some transportation issues.
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Sandy at 14:19, 3 September 2026

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	* 09:00 - 11:30: ''[https://pad.riseup.net/p/GG2026-1-Workshop-1 Security for Beginners Workshop]''		* 09:00 - 11:30: ''[https://pad.riseup.net/p/GG2026-1-Workshop-1 Security for Beginners Workshop]''
	* 10:00 - 11:30: ''[https://pad.riseup.net/p/GG2026-1-Workshop-2 Interactive TFGBV Networking Salon]''		* 10:00 - 11:30: ''[https://pad.riseup.net/p/GG2026-1-Workshop-2 Interactive TFGBV Networking Salon]''
	* 10:00 - 11:30: ''[https://pad.riseup.net/p/GG2026-1-Workshop-3 Break into the Firewall: A Role-Playing Game]''
	* 10:00 - 11:30: ''[https://pad.riseup.net/p/GG2026-1-Workshop-4 Demystifying End-to-End Encryption ... So You can Better Evaluate Tools for Your Threat Model]''		* 10:00 - 11:30: ''[https://pad.riseup.net/p/GG2026-1-Workshop-4 Demystifying End-to-End Encryption ... So You can Better Evaluate Tools for Your Threat Model]''
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	\|'''Meetup'''		\|'''Meetup'''
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	\|Asia Meetup		\|Asia Meetup
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	\|Africa Meetup		\|Africa Meetup
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	\|		\|R2
	\|Eastern Europe, Caucasus, and Central Asia Meetup		\|Eastern Europe, Caucasus, and Central Asia Meetup
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	\|		\|Circle 1
	\|Latin America Meetup		\|Latin America Meetup
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	\|		\|R4
	\|North America Meetup		\|North America Meetup
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	\|		\|Circle 2
	\|Russia Meetup		\|Russia Meetup
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	\|		\|Circle 6
	\|SWANA Meetup		\|SWANA Meetup
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	\|		\|Circle 4
	\|Western Europe Meetup		\|Western Europe Meetup
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	\| style="background: #FFF9C4;" \|'''Next Generation Internet - Zero (NGI0) ecosystem'''		\| style="background: #FFF9C4;" \|'''Next Generation Internet - Zero (NGI0) ecosystem'''
	\| style="background: #FFF9C4;" \|[https://www.apc.org/\| APC]		\| style="background: #FFF9C4;" \|[https://www.apc.org APC]
	\| style="background: #FFF9C4;" \|'''Community Centred Connectivity'''		\| style="background: #FFF9C4;" \|'''Community Centred Connectivity'''
	\| style="background: #FFF9C4;" \|[https://www.apc.org/\| APC]		\| style="background: #FFF9C4;" \|[https://www.apc.org APC]
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	\| style="background: #b9f4f8;" \|Booth 4a		\| style="background: #b9f4f8;" \|Booth 4a