September 10 2025 Agenda
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Self-Organized Socials |
| Arrange or check out the list of Self-Organized Socials taking place off-site (but close by) locations, ranging from meetups to numerous activities. https://pad.riseup.net/p/GGSocials | |
| A Sample of Today's Socials: |
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Circles and VillagesYou can find detailed Circle descriptions the end of this page. You can also organize your own self-organized Circle or Booth in the empty spaces (marked SOC TBD) by following these instructions. | ||
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| Circle 1 | |||
| Circle 2 | Forensics for All. Democratizing Digital Forensics for Accountability in the Global Majority | Navigating Anonymity and Truth | |
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| Circle 4 | How We Investigate: Uncovering Digital Surveillance | Building Environmental Justice with Community Tech: From Research to Collective Action | |
| Circle 5 | Digital Rights, Narrative Change and Reproductive Justice | Media vs. Censors - Sharing Expertise | |
| Circle 6 | Feminist Care Infrastructure: How Does It Look Like? | ||
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| Calyx Village (Booth 9) |
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| Circumvention Tech Village (Booth 12) |
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| APC Village (Booth 7) |
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| Open Measurement Gathering (OMG) Village (Booth 17) |
Unconference-Style Session TBD
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Unconference-Style Session TBD
(Go to the OMG Village to suggest topics!) |
Unconference-Style Session TBD
(Go to the OMG Village to suggest topics!) |
| Digital Rights Sustainability Village (Main Stage) |
Numun Fund Session Part 2 | Imaginaries Futures (Part 2) | |
| Regional Topics A (Booth 21) |
Digital security in LATAM for small organizations | How to Investigate Surveillance Technologies? Methods and Challenges from South America | |
| Regional Topics B (Booth 22) |
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| TBD (Booth 79) |
The State of Digital Security Practitioners in Eastern Europe: Surviving the Funding Crisis as a Community | ||
| SWANA Cafe (Booth 81) |
Threads of Solidarity: Connecting through Palestinian Tatreez | Regional Digital Rights Alliances - Lessons & Collaboration | |
| Queer Rights Village (Booth 81) |
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BoothsEach booth has a number, which can be found on top, center above a booth's "window". You can find detailed Booths & Villages descriptions at the bottom of this page. | ||||
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| Booth 4a | No Mud No Lotus | Present Moment Enterprises | |||
| Booth 4b | Amnezia VPN | Amnezia VPN | Amnezia VPN | Amnezia VPN | |
| Queer Rights Village Booth 5 |
LooM SWANA | LooM SWANA | Casa Trans Zuleymi: Tejiendo Redes, Construyendo Futuros | Casa Trans Zuleymi | |
| Booth 6 | Air – A New Private Messenger | Phoenix R&D | PiRogue Tool Suite | Defensive Lab Agency | |
| APC Village Booth 7 |
APC Village | APC | APC Village | APC | |
| Booth 8 | Article 19 & Yubico | Article 19 & Yubico | Article 19 & Yubico | Article 19 & Yubico | |
| Calyx Village Booth 9 |
Calyx institute | Calyx institute | Calyx institute | Calyx institute | |
| Booth 10 | OnionShare | OnionShare | Bitpart: A Secure Automated Messenger | Throneless Tech | |
| Booth 11 | ZoqueLabs | ZoqueLabs | |||
| Circumvention Technology Village Booth 12 |
Tor Project & Guardian Project | Tor Project & Guardian Project | Tor Project & Guardian Project | Tor Project & Guardian Project | |
| Booth 13 | Greenhost | Greenhost | TIHOMA | TIHOMA | |
| Booth 14 | Digital Defense Fund | Digital Defense Fund | Digital Defense Fund | Digital Defense Fund | |
| Booth 15 | Fight For the Future | Fight For the Future | |||
| Booth 16 | Quad9 | Quad9 | Qubes OS | Qubes OS | |
| Open Measurement Gathering (OMG) Village Booth 17 |
Test Lists Booth | Netalitica | Project Ainita CTI Platform - Demo | Project Ainita | |
| Booth 18 | Trusting Media In A World of AI | Proofmode | |||
| Booth 19 | The Collective Power Playbook | FabRiders | |||
| Regional Conversations A Booth 21 |
Urgent Action Fund Latin America and the Caribbean | Urgent Action Fund Latin America and the Caribbean | Fear on the Net: how the Venezuelan internet broke after the elections. | VE sin Filtro / Conexion Segura y Libre | |
| Regional Conversations B Booth 22 |
EngageMedia | EngageMedia | Tech Global Institute's convening on Labour Justice in Tech Supply Chains | Tech Global Institute | |
| Booth 78 | RESIDENT.NGO | Quick RESIDENT - our new-old strong mixed format of digital security assistance to CSOs | Global Gathering Game Club | Global Gathering Game Club | |
| TBD Village Booth 79 |
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| Booth 80 | Social Media Platforms From The Margins - a Reimagination | Point of View | Human in the Loop: Exploring Gen AI Futures in the Global South | Digital Futures Lab | |
| SWANA Village Booth 81 |
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| Booth 82 | Palestine Booth | Solidarity Network of Palestinians and Allies | Palestine Booth | Solidarity Network of Palestinians and Allies | |
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Global Gathering After Hours |
| Closing Remarks, Music, and Socializing |
Partners
Circle Descriptions
| Building Environmental Justice with Community Tech: From Research to Collective Action | We will build on findings from participatory research about autonomous technological infrastructures and environmental sustainability to focus on next steps in building alliances between environmental justice and digital rights movements. We will explore who we need to talk to, what collective strategies we can implement, and how to transform this knowledge into concrete actions. We hope to build a collaborative network that puts environmental justice at the center of our community technological infrastructures. |
| Digital Rights, Narrative Change and Reproductive Justice | This Circle invites reproductive justice activists, technologists, digital security trainers, and allies to a collaborative conversation on how we can defend abortion rights in the face of changing digital world. Together, we'll share lived experiences, spotlight grassroots resistance, and explore emerging strategies and tools-from secure communication strategies to open-source tools and cross-platform advocacy. The session will be moderated open space for mutual learning and collective problem-solving across movements. |
| Feminist Care Infrastructure: How Does It Look Like? | Despite care being central to our values, we continue to struggle with its practical application.This session invites us to critically unpack our understandings and practices of care-especially in times of global crisis as we are going through it right now-and to co-create shared frameworks that embed care into the heart of our communities, organizations, and collectives. Together, we will explore how to formalize care without stripping it of its relational and context-specific nature. |
| Forensics for all. Democratizing digital forensics for accountability in the Global Majority through collective action. | Consent-based digital forensics are the foundation of multiple efforts and strategies that seek accountability for the targeted digital surveillance Civil Society faces across the Global Majority. When digital forensics is combined with incident response procedures, there is a greater chance of understanding threats and preventing harm. In this circle, we will be joined by peers from Global Majority labs and their partners, to discuss the challenges and needs to strengthen the capacities and skills of the South. We will map out pathways to improve a collaborative flagship initiative developed by multiple threats labs and organizations - a documentation repository to boost consented forensics on civil society (forensics.socialtic.org) Circle participants will also address the following questions: What are critical skills that can be strengthened by the community, for the community? How do we define and strengthen trust, equity and mutuality, to boost community intelligence? All are invited including practitioners, forensic experts, members of helplines, threat labs, digital safety trainers. |
| How We Investigate: Uncovering Digital Surveillance | This Circle brings together journalists and civil society researchers from around the world who investigate the use, procurement of digital surveillance. Participants can connect, share their work, and exchange investigative tactics and strategies that have worked for them. Given the public nature of this event, we encourage participants to share only what they feel comfortable disclosing with others in the Circle. |
| Imaginaries Futures (Part 2) | This is part 2 of a 2 part series. Imaginaries Futures explores how the current financial system shapes both possibilities and limitations for funding in the digital rights space. Through guided collective inquiry and speculative ideation, participants will examine structural barriers, map dependencies, and reflect on the governance of financial flows. Rather than offering ready-made solutions, the session creates space for imagining new funding architectures grounded in solidarity, care, and resistance that could support more just and resilient futures. This is an exploratory phase for developing a shared language, identifying questions, and exploring potential directions for building alternative financial realities. |
| Threads of Solidarity: Connecting through Palestinian Tatreez | In this session, participants will get a hands-on training to begin stitching one simple Palestinian tatreez (embroidery) motif which they can finish on their own later. Through a meditative embroidery exercise, participants will heara few powerful stories of stitched encryption, the land, and resistance. We will have enough supplies for approximately 20 people, but all are welcome to join and listen in to the storytelling. |
| Media vs. Censors - Sharing Expertise | In this circle, we want to facilitate exchange among media and publishers of all sizes who are trying to bring their content to autocracies, either in their own country from exile, or on the international stage. Some questions covered include: What impact do these conditions have on editorial work?; What do shutdowns mean for distribution, and how do communicators and recipients deal with them?; What learnings from the past can help our future goals? |
| Navigating Anonymity and Truth | Anonymity is often a methodology used in creative outputs, or as a safety measure that allows expression while preventing detection and outing. In this Circle, participants will share how they use anonymity in their work; what makes particular "anonymous" content more trustworthy; and what are its potential and limits in the current context of increased surveillance, disinformation, automation and militarization.
Participants will also discuss how does impact our relationship with truth and political organizing. |
| Numun Fund Session Part 2 | |
| Regional Digital Rights Alliances - Lessons & Collaboration | This circle is an invitation for thinkers and participants of digital rights alliances and networks around the globe to discuss lessons learnt building alliances and also share main challenges to tackle together.||Every region has been facing its own digital rights challenges and creating it's own impact stories, building collectives and alliances to raise awareness and advocate for citizen's digital rights. During the discussion we map the main digital trends and challenges faced by digital rights and human rights defenders across regions.||The circle aims to create a core group to sustain the connection and constant communication around collective issues between digital rights alliances in different regions |
| The State of Digital Security Practitioners in Eastern Europe: Surviving the Funding Crisis as a Community | During March 2025 rapid assessment of the digital security sector in the six countries of the EU Eastern Partnership region, half of the respondents-digital security practitioners reported that their respective| organizations or projects have lost more than 75% of resources due to the USG funding cuts. 60% of respondents expected to be|able to continue their work for up to six months, with 40% being limited to just three months of continued operations. ||We updated the findings in August to check how our community is surviving the ongoing funding crisis. Are we still in such a dire situation? What are the strategies and tactics digisec practitioners adopt to continue offering vital support to at-risk civil society in the region? Are they working? And what approaches do we recommend to funders and partners?||At this circle will discuss the state of the digital security sector in Eastern Europe and the South Caucasus based on findings of two rapid assessments and invite participants to join us in charting a path forward for our community. |
| Digital security in LATAM for small organizations | Many of the methodologies, risk mapping and approaches to digital security - even from civil society (such as SAFETAG) - are adapted and work for medium and large organizations. In this circle we want to explore risks and digital protection strategies that we have observed and implemented in Colombia, Costa Rica or other Latin American countries in the specific context of small organizations and isolated individuals. |
| How to Investigate Surveillance Technologies? Methods and Challenges from South America | How to Investigate Surveillance Technologies? Drawing on the results of a long-term investigation in South America, we will review and discuss the methods used by civil society organizations and researchers in our community to examine this field. Our conversation will explore strategies such as tracing supply chains to identify manufacturers and distributors; searching public procurement platforms for contracting agreements; verifying and analyzing leaked documents; filing freedom of information requests; consulting international trade databases; and applying more technical tactics, including forensic analysis of devices, software security assessments, tracking malicious infrastructure, and monitoring network traffic for suspicious indicators. While the most effective approach often combines several of these methods, we aim to collectively reflect on how to expose a market that is both vast and opaque, understanding the tactics used, the actors involved and ways to strengthen protection and develop circumvention strategies. The session will share concrete experiences that can help build a more collaborative, effective approach to this challenge, in a regional and global context marked by the rise of the far right and growing persecution of human rights defenders. |
Booth & Village Descriptions
| Regional Conversations A | ||
| Regional Conversations B | ||
| Open Measurement Gathering (OMG) Village | Open Measurement Group (OMG) | |
| Circumvention Technology Village | Tor Project & Guardian Project | |
| SWANA Village | ||
| APC Village | APC | |
| Calyx Village | Calyx Institute | |
| TBD |
| Booth | ||
| Amnezia VPN | Amnezia VPN | Amnezia VPN is an open-source project that helps people bypass internet censorship and protect their privacy. At our booth, we will present updates on our tools and research into how censorship is evolving, especially in authoritarian contexts.
We also want to create an interactive space that connects technology and art. Visitors will be able to: - Explore how we track and analyze website blocks across different regions - Listen to a playlist of songs banned in Russia for political, queer, or cultural reasons - Browse books with real examples of censored or redacted content - Contribute their own stories of censorship in music, literature, media, or code from their countries Together, we'll build a shared archive of artistic and digital resistance. The goal is to spark new conversations and collaborations between developers, researchers, and creatives. |
| Palestine Booth | Solidarity Network of Palestinians and Allies | As we approach two years into the US-Israeli genocide of Palestinians in Gaza and across Palestine, and as we witness Western powers' unconditional material support for it, we want to make use of the space we have to hold conversations on how to understand this genocide, and 77 years of ethnic cleansing and occupation, how it intersects deeply with our spaces, and how we - as digital rights activists, academics, educators, researchers, technologists, human rights defenders, and journalists - can and should shape our work to engage meaningfully in this topic. We will also use the space to honor the lives of our martyrs, raise funds for our contacts in Gaza, and host Tatreez (embroidery) sessions to inspire conversations about solidarity through collective weaving. We will intersect this cause with other contexts of digital military warfare and exploitation as a space to learn, be in solidarity, and imagine what resistance against tech-assisted imperialism can look like. |
| No Mud No Lotus | Present Moment Enterprises | Take a moment to breathe amid the busy-ness of the gathering and the overwhelm of tech and the times we are living in. Present Moment's No Mud No Lotus booth offers guided meditation, breathing practice, listening circles, and periods of silence to help listen, speak, and act mindfully amid all the demands and offerings of the event. Move through the mud to find the lotus of your interconnectedness with the beauty of our world, the generosity of our fellow humans, the grief and the joy that we share in this moment. |
| Fight For the Future | Fight For the Future | Fight for the Future (Fight) is group of artists, engineers, activists, and technologists who have been behind the largest online protests in human history, channeling Internet outrage into political power to win public interest victories previously thought to be impossible. We fight for a future where technology is a force for liberation- not oppression.
At our booth we'll have information about our current projects including our major campaigns fighting surveillance tech and online censorship, and we'll also share our experiences building, adapting, and experimenting with a variety of civil society protection tools, including the results of our "de-googling." At the booth, we'll also introduce our new managed hosting biz for OS activist tools. Fight is also a advocacy leader at the intersection of technology and LGBTQ+ justice with in the U.S., and we are particularly interested in the chance to learn from and hear more about the challenges faced by trans folks in the Global majority. Come by for cool zines, stickers and discussions on building solidarity, and identifying opportunities for collaboration and mutual aid cross-regionally. |
| Air – A New Private Messenger | Phoenix R&D | At the last two Global Gatherings, we presented our work on building the foundations of a new, secure messenger with a very low metadata footprint.|This year, we are closer than ever to releasing the first beta version of our app, and we would like to show you what we have been working on since the last Global Gathering.||Depending on our engineering progress, you may be able to test a beta version yourself. |
| PiRogue Tool Suite | Defensive Lab Agency | This booth will demo the PiRogue Tool Suite project, allows attendees to test the PiRogue and Colander, and ask questions about its usage and features. The booth will have a PiRogue and Colander running and attendees will be able to see it in action and get the network traffic of their mobile phone being analyzed. The main PTS developer, along with an expert in information security, will be there to explain how it works and answer technical questions. |
| OnionShare | OnionShare | OnionShare is an open-source tool that lets you securely and anonymously share files, host websites, and chat with friends using the Tor network. OnionShare is available for Windows, Mac, and Linux, and also on Android and iOS for mobile. We will demo how to share files across the Tor network using OnionShare. We will also workshop on how to get started with contributing to OnionShare project. |
| Bitpart: A Secure Automated Messenger | Throneless Tech | Try out Bitpart, an open-source, secure, automated messaging tool that works over an app you probably already have installed on your phone -- Signal. Explore our 5 use cases for Bitpart, and help us brainstorm more. We'll also be handing out invite codes to create your own account on our hosted platform. |
| ZoqueLabs | ZoqueLabs | From Android exploits to civil society defense - swing by and let's talk about defense.
We're a digital security lab researching, building, and sharing defenses for social movements and communities in resistance. |
| Greenhost | Greenhost | As Greenhost we provide services to a lot of the typical Global Gathering visitors. Not only as a webhosting, e-mail and VPS provider, but also as the platform used by a lot of our community's VPN providers.||We also have expertise in self-hosting of diverse software packages, like alternatives to Google Suite or Office 365. We do this with open source applications like Nextcloud, OnlyOffice or Zullip. We developed Stackspin to make managing applications like this easier. Come to us with your questions about self-hosting, or ask us to show you a demo of Stackspin! |
| Test Lists Booth | Netalitica | Netalitica Booth will introduce you to the "Test Lists Project". We hire local researchers to update the URL test lists (aka Citizen Lab lists) of multiple countries, which are then used by network probes (e.g. OONI Probe) to uncover Internet censorship. Come to our booth to learn how to update the test list of your country, see the results of our project and check-out the vacant research positions! |
| Project Ainita CTI Platform - Demo | Project Ainita | Project Ainita's Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) portal aims to be a one stop shop for latest intel, live Internet measurements and contextual analysis for circumvention tool makers, researchers, journalists, funders, decision makers and stakeholders needing current and deep understanding of a country's Internet status. We will be providing a live demo of the CTI portal as well as Internet maps of a few countries. We intend on being fully available for Q&A and hope to foster rich brainstorming discussions of scaling CTI in other needed contexts. |
| The Collective Power Playbook | FabRiders | The Collective Power Playbook is a resource and a diverse network of people who convene with the intent of breaking down knowledge hierarchies and building solidarity. This playbook will help you build your facilitation skills by providing exercises you can do with groups and teams, and provide you with methodologies and processes for convening effectively. Stop by our booth and strengthen your ability to build collective power! |
| Fear on the Net: how the Venezuelan internet broke after the elections. | VE sin Filtro / Conexion Segura y Libre | What happens when a government uses the internet as a weapon? How the post-election crisis was a breaking pointVenezuela's presidential election, digital repression became routine.
Generalized censorship, mass surveillance, arrests made viral, new uses of drones and tech-powered intimidation became daily life. At this booth, we present updated findings from our Networks of Control report and beyond: research that documents one of the most dramatic escalations in digital repression in Latin America. You'll learn how the government prevented knowledge of vote-transparency efforts, persecuted activists and CSOs, used tech to prevent opposition candidates to participate, and made-up lies to never publish their final voting numbers. How apps like Signal, X, Tiktok and Youtube got blocked, and why they are coming after Whatsapp. How social media posts led to arrests; how drones, doxxing, viralized arrests, device searches and more were used to intimidate protesters and silence a country. We will share case details and research we couldn't publish publicly, and highlight the research and work of other Venezuelan organizations. We'll also share how we collected this evidence-from real-time network tests to OSINT-and offer space to discuss tactics, tools, and what comes next. This is a chance to understand not just the data, but the human cost. |
| Urgent Action Fund Latin America and the Caribbean | Urgent Action Fund Latin America and the Caribbean | We invite you to learn more about the Urgent Action Fund Latin America and the Caribbean. We are a regional feminist fund, which contributes to the sustainability and strengthening of activists and their movements, with quick and agile support in situations of risk and opportunity.
We support the resistances, struggles and demands of the defenders in the transformation of injustice and inequality systems, putting feminist integral protection and care in the center. We know that in order to carry out our work, it is vital to think about feminist digital infrastructures from the South that are not privative and that allow us to put care at the center of technologies. |
| EngageMedia | EngageMedia | EngageMedia is a nonprofit organization that promotes and advocates for digital rights, open and secure technology, and social issue documentary across the Asia-Pacific through a unique combination of video, technology, knowledge, and networks.|At our booth, we will showcase our current initiatives, with a focus on The Human Rights Technology Initiative-a comprehensive program which offers essential training, practical tools, and community-driven strategies to equip activists and civil society organizations with the means to navigate growing digital threats. .Our booth is an invitation to learn, collaborate, and take part in building a future where human rights are protected, civil society is empowered, and digital spaces are safe and inclusive for all. |
| Trusting Media In A World of AI | Proofmode | As AI and reality converge, Proofmode offers tools to help verify the truth. Stop by to learn more-or join the fun with our scavenger hunt. Prizes for winners! |
| Qubes OS | Qubes OS | Qubes OS is a secure operating system for laptop and desktop computers, created with reasonable security in mind: provide a secure environment, but also allow users to use all the applications and tools they need in their lives and work. In this booth, I will be showcasing Qubes OS, providing a test laptop for people to try it out, and a place to discuss how Qubes OS can help with providing a resilient, secure digital environment. |
| Quad9 | Quad9 | Quad9 info booth is a great way to learn more about using the DNS to block malicious events, for researchers in particular as well as other security and privacy DNS interested people. We will be demoing the Quad9 Event Dashboard (QED), localisation of Quad9 services and how to start using recursive DNS at no cost with very little hassle. |
| Tech Global Institute's convening on Labour Justice in Tech Supply Chains | Tech Global Institute | In early August 2025, TGI will publish the first of its three-part investigative research paper series on labour justice issues in global tech supply chains, pointedly in the content moderation and data annotation industries in Asia. The first paper not only outlines rights harms, but also explores socioeconomic enablers in Asia that make these markets fertile grounds for outsourced digital labour, and how this invisible labourforce, through multiple grassroots movements in the region, is fighting for better digital futures not only for themselves but for us all. We wish to disseminate a summary version of this paper-an illustrated brochure-through the booth, and convene discussions around the theme. |
| RESIDENT.NGO | Quick RESIDENT - our new-old strong mixed format of digital security assistance to CSOs | The RESIDENT's team has been providing digital security assistance to CSOs and independent media for 10+ years, constantly exploring and mixing different formats to find the best ways to provide the orgs with what is actually needed in their current context. |Our digisec audits evolved and changed again and again, as well as our long-term support to high-risk orgs, short rapid response engagements, educational activities, awareness events, and mix of everything in different proportions.
Recently something appeared as a repetitive format we offer to a certain type of organisations again and again, and the accumulated experience materialised in a kind of "officially established" format we started to call "Quick RESIDENT" - usually a super intense engagement ("raid"), with a mix of 1) quick digisec assessment (about 10% of the time) + 2) implementation of the selected security measures right away (about 90% of the time, mostly configuring google workspaces, accounts, messengers, laptops, smartphones etc) + sometimes an educational activity. During the circle we would like to tell more about the "Quick RESIDENT" format, its pros and cons, what are the orgs' profiles we offer the format; as well as to ask practitioners from other countries and regions if they have something similar, what are their main formats of core digisec assistance to CSOs, what are the recent changes in their formats. |
| Global Gathering Game Club | Global Gathering Game Club | Looking for a little space for people to meetup to play test and have their games play tested! |
| Social Media Platforms From The Margins - a Reimagination | Point of View | As part of Point of View's broader campaign on Platform Accountability, focused on holding big tech like Meta responsible for digital harms, we created a reimagined vision of social media from the perspective of marginalized communities, including women, queer people, and people with disabilities. These communities are among the most active users of social media, yet are rarely seen as its core demographic. Our booth showcases an alternate platform, imagined across both online and offline spaces, rooted in feminist principles of autonomy, agency, and choice, centering the needs, voices, and imaginations of those often pushed to the margins of digital design. |
| Human in the Loop: Exploring Gen AI Futures in the Global South | Digital Futures Lab | Digital Futures Lab's booth serves as a one-stop station for participants to learn more about our 'Human in the Loop' project, which harnesses foresight methods and creative storytelling to portray nuanced narratives around the unintended impacts of Gen AI. Participants also have the opportunity to engage in an interactive futuring activity about the technological futures we deserve! The activity will prompt participants to address significant "what if?" questions regarding policy and practice related to Gen AI innovation, creating a people-driven roadmap for the decisions we must make today. |
| TIHOMA | TIHOMA | TIHOMA is a Greece-based non-profit social media platform focused on promoting trustworthy information, combating disinformation, and fostering civic engagement. Currently in a closed pilot phase, we invite you to visit our booth to learn more, share insights, and sign up to have a first-hand experience of the application. |
| LooM SWANA | LooM SWANA | LooM SWANA is a regional LGBTIQ+ organization that aims to connect and intersect communities and human rights, internet freedom, digital rights, and holistic security themes to weave better futures for queer and trans people in South West Asia and North Africa "SWANA" region. This is more than an organization; it is a feminist intersectional dedication to creating better, just, and safe futures for LGBTIQ+ people throughout the region. |
| Casa Trans Zuleymi: Tejiendo Redes, Construyendo Futuros | Casa Trans Zuleymi | Nuestro stand no será solo un punto de información, sino un espacio vivo y dinámico que refleje la resiliencia, la comunidad y el trabajo integral de la Casa Trans Zuleymi. Buscamos que conozcan las vivencias de mujeres trans-trabajadoras sexuales y la ausencia de leyes que reconozcan la identidad de género en el Perú, transformando su percepción y convirtiéndolos en aliades activxs. |
