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The Community Knowledge Share workshop series brings to you a diversity of online gathering every week lead by community leaders in the Internet Freedom field. | The Community Knowledge Share workshop series brings to you a diversity of online gathering every week lead by community leaders in the Internet Freedom field. | ||
CKS focus on a variety of topics found in the digital rights, privacy and security space ranging from technology infrastructure to community health to regional research. CKS last 1-2 hours, are capped at 25 seats, and are interactive, allowing the community not just to learn and share knowledge, but also to brainstorm on issues together! Past CKS | CKS focus on a variety of topics found in the digital rights, privacy and security space ranging from technology infrastructure to community health to regional research. CKS last 1-2 hours, are capped at 25 seats, and are interactive, allowing the community not just to learn and share knowledge, but also to brainstorm on issues together! | ||
'''Example of Past CKS Workshops:''' | |||
* '''@''' ''Internet routing architecture and human rights'' (lead by Neils ten Oever) | * '''@''' ''Internet routing architecture and human rights'' (lead by Neils ten Oever) | ||
Revision as of 20:31, 30 March 2020
Get Ready for the Community Knowledge Share (CKS) Series!
The Community Knowledge Share workshop series brings to you a diversity of online gathering every week lead by community leaders in the Internet Freedom field.
CKS focus on a variety of topics found in the digital rights, privacy and security space ranging from technology infrastructure to community health to regional research. CKS last 1-2 hours, are capped at 25 seats, and are interactive, allowing the community not just to learn and share knowledge, but also to brainstorm on issues together!
Example of Past CKS Workshops:
- @ Internet routing architecture and human rights (lead by Neils ten Oever)
- @ Online Facilitation: Captivating Your Remote Teams and Meetings (lead by Trinh Nguyen)
- @ Constructing Feminist Tech through Fiction (lead by Dalia Othman, Helene von Schwichow, and Katrin Fritsch)
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