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* [[Community Knowledge Share|What are CKS Workshops?]] | |||
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'''Workshop:''' Identity 2.0: Exploring Digital Identities Through Art | |||
'''Who:'''Arda and Savena, Identity 2.0 | |||
'''Date:'''Wednesday, August 19th | |||
'''Time:'''1:00pm EST / 5:00pm UTC+0 (Other times below) | |||
'''What:''' | |||
Artists and techies aren't worlds apart. Both are trying to shape the future using the tools they have to hand. Creators of Identity 2.0, an art project which empowers people to explore their digital identity, will be joining us to share their story of how they started, what they've discovered and their artistic process. Using exhibitions, videos and memes, the artists are opening up the conversation about the data we give away to exist online. | |||
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Revision as of 07:47, 24 August 2020
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Workshop: Identity 2.0: Exploring Digital Identities Through Art
Who:Arda and Savena, Identity 2.0
Date:Wednesday, August 19th
Time:1:00pm EST / 5:00pm UTC+0 (Other times below)
What:
Artists and techies aren't worlds apart. Both are trying to shape the future using the tools they have to hand. Creators of Identity 2.0, an art project which empowers people to explore their digital identity, will be joining us to share their story of how they started, what they've discovered and their artistic process. Using exhibitions, videos and memes, the artists are opening up the conversation about the data we give away to exist online.
Community Notes
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Glitter Meetups are weekly town halls where digital rights defenders from all over the world connect, share updates in their regions or projects, ask questions and seek advice. |
CKS workshops are lead by community leaders, and cover an area of topics. They are usually capped at 25 people, and run from 1-2 hours. |
| Reports & Articles | Villages & Special Events Notes | Community Needs | ||
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| Read articles and reports that synthesize feedback and information shared by the community on a variety of topics. | Find all the knowledge and resources shared during villages and special events with the IF Community. | A summary of the Digital Rights Defenders needs tackled during different IFF gatherings. |
Community Notes
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Glitter Meetups serve as weekly town halls where individuals can share updates in their regions or projects, ask questions or seek advice and support, share their opinion, and create collaborations with digital rights defenders from all other the world. |
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CKS workshops are lead by community leaders, and cover an area of topics. They are usually capped at 25 people, and run from 1-2 hours. |
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Read articles and reports that synthesize feedback and information shared by the community on a variety of topics. |
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Find all the knowledge and resources shared during villages and special events with the IF Community. |
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A summary of the Digital Rights Defenders needs tackled during different IFF gatherings. |
