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Hd-onions at 18:43, 29 February 2024

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	\|PeopleOrganisations=Kate Rich, Varia, moderator, Majd Al Shihabi, Lucas La Rochelle, Yara Said, Radio EE, The Iridescent Institute of Desire, Hackers & Designers		\|PeopleOrganisations=Kate Rich, Varia, moderator, Majd Al Shihabi, Lucas La Rochelle, Yara Said, Radio EE, The Iridescent Institute of Desire, Hackers & Designers
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Juliette at 09:45, 27 December 2021

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	You could participate at a distance using the chat! We collected questions there too :)		You could participate at a distance using the chat! We collected questions there too :)

	[[File:Symp1.jpg\|~~thumb~~]]		[[File:Symp1.jpg\|Q&A with Block 1: Varia and Hoodwr]]

	By connecting to other self-organized communities we wanted to exchange insights on the peculiarities of different tool ecologies, their situatedness, their limits and possibilities. What are the creative and critical potentials of the tools that allow us to organize ourselves as collectives? What are context-specific, social-technical codes and practices involved in collective organizing? What are ways to challenge ourselves and our tools in terms of durability, accessibility, openness, and creative output?		By connecting to other self-organized communities we wanted to exchange insights on the peculiarities of different tool ecologies, their situatedness, their limits and possibilities. What are the creative and critical potentials of the tools that allow us to organize ourselves as collectives? What are context-specific, social-technical codes and practices involved in collective organizing? What are ways to challenge ourselves and our tools in terms of durability, accessibility, openness, and creative output?
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	<gallery>		<gallery>
	~~Symp2~~.jpg\|		Symp5.jpg\|Q&A with block 2: Radio EE, H&D, and The Iridescent Institute of Desire
	Symp3.jpg\|		Symp3.jpg\|Presentation by Anja and Juliette for H&D
	Symp4.jpg\|		Symp4.jpg\|Collective Attunement, Performance by The Iridescent Institute of Desire
	~~Symp5.jpg\|~~		Symp6.jpg\|Presentation by Lucas LaRochelle
	Symp6.jpg\|		Symp12.jpg\|Presentation by Yara Said
	~~Symp7~~.jpg\|		Symp8.jpg\|Online Presentation by Majd Al Shihabi
	Symp8.jpg\|		Symp9.jpg\|Workshop with Lucas LaRochelle
	Symp9.jpg\|		Symp10.jpg\|Workshop with H&D
	Symp10.jpg\|		Symp11.jpg\|Workshop with Varia
	Symp11.jpg\|		Symp13.jpg\|The audience at AHK
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	For the artist, noise is connected to otherness (different languages, cultural behaviors, ethnicities, etc) and her inspiration is drawn from industrial noises, the breath of the city, shouts, hugs, death, (non)linear disrupted narratives, and emotion in relation to trauma and grief.		For the artist, noise is connected to otherness (different languages, cultural behaviors, ethnicities, etc) and her inspiration is drawn from industrial noises, the breath of the city, shouts, hugs, death, (non)linear disrupted narratives, and emotion in relation to trauma and grief.

			[[File: Symp2.jpg\|Collective Attunement, Performance by The Iridescent Institute of Desire]]

	==Timetable==		==Timetable==

Juliette at 09:36, 27 December 2021

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	This event was broadcasted by [https://radioee.net/ Radio EE]!		This event was broadcasted by [https://radioee.net/ Radio EE]!
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	You could participate at a distance using the chat! We collected questions there too :)		You could participate at a distance using the chat! We collected questions there too :)

	[[File:~~LANDSCAPELR~~.jpg]]		[[File:Symp1.jpg\|thumb]]

	By connecting to other self-organized communities we wanted to exchange insights on the peculiarities of different tool ecologies, their situatedness, their limits and possibilities. What are the creative and critical potentials of the tools that allow us to organize ourselves as collectives? What are context-specific, social-technical codes and practices involved in collective organizing? What are ways to challenge ourselves and our tools in terms of durability, accessibility, openness, and creative output?		By connecting to other self-organized communities we wanted to exchange insights on the peculiarities of different tool ecologies, their situatedness, their limits and possibilities. What are the creative and critical potentials of the tools that allow us to organize ourselves as collectives? What are context-specific, social-technical codes and practices involved in collective organizing? What are ways to challenge ourselves and our tools in terms of durability, accessibility, openness, and creative output?
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	''(**) such as document writing, content-management, building and maintaining infrastructures, messaging, collaborative spreadsheet making, streaming and broadcasting...''		''(**) such as document writing, content-management, building and maintaining infrastructures, messaging, collaborative spreadsheet making, streaming and broadcasting...''

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	~~'''Tickets: 20€ pro, 10€ students~~.~~'''~~		Symp2.jpg\|
	~~[https://www~~.~~eventbrite~~.~~com/e/205615590767/ Get your ticket for the whole day (including vegan lunch) here!!]~~		Symp3.jpg\|
	~~Limited capacity (40 participants)~~		Symp4.jpg\|
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	~~[https://www~~.~~ahk~~.~~nl/cultureclub/ AHK Culture Club]: Kattenburgerstraat 5, 27E, 1018 JA Amsterdam~~		Symp6.jpg\|
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	~~AHK Culture Club is wheelchair accessible~~. ~~For anyone who is not able to participate live, there will be a live broadcast available hosted by https://radioee~~.~~net~~/ ~~Radio EE]. please contact ''juliette@hackersanddesigners.nl'' if you require any additional support to enable your participation.~~		Symp8.jpg\|
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	==Bios==		==Bios==
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	radioee.net is co-produced by Agustina Woodgate, Stephanie Sherman and Hernan Woodgate.		radioee.net is co-produced by Agustina Woodgate, Stephanie Sherman and Hernan Woodgate.

	H&D will launch their new publication [[Network Imaginaries Publication\|'Network Imaginaries']], reflecting on and reimagining distributed practices. The contributors span a wide range of practices and reflect about network technologies in experimental and hands-on ways. They push the boundaries of existing technology and programming platforms (webware, hardware, software), online/offline networks, high and low tech (internet, IPFS, darknet, peer2peer, blockchain, bot networks, radio), and user experience — in a practical manner and while addressing the ethical implications of the proposed technologies and processes. This publication was designed with [https://chatty-pub.hackersanddesigners.nl/Chatty_Digit ChattyPub], a self-made publishing tool leveraging an open source chat interface (Zulip) to apply css styles to the contributions. Anja and Juliette will present the book and ChattyPub, exploring how a process of co-designing a publication unfolds in a chat environment, specifically when several people are designing and interfering at the same time. Through workshops H&D opens up the process of making this tool, and explores together with participants its possibilities and limitations.		'''H&D''' will launch their new publication [[Network Imaginaries Publication\|'Network Imaginaries']], reflecting on and reimagining distributed practices. The contributors span a wide range of practices and reflect about network technologies in experimental and hands-on ways. They push the boundaries of existing technology and programming platforms (webware, hardware, software), online/offline networks, high and low tech (internet, IPFS, darknet, peer2peer, blockchain, bot networks, radio), and user experience — in a practical manner and while addressing the ethical implications of the proposed technologies and processes. This publication was designed with [https://chatty-pub.hackersanddesigners.nl/Chatty_Digit ChattyPub], a self-made publishing tool leveraging an open source chat interface (Zulip) to apply css styles to the contributions. Anja and Juliette will present the book and ChattyPub, exploring how a process of co-designing a publication unfolds in a chat environment, specifically when several people are designing and interfering at the same time. Through workshops H&D opens up the process of making this tool, and explores together with participants its possibilities and limitations.

	'''The Iridescent Institute of Desire''' is an artist-run research network, focused on decomposing the notion of stable structures and (re)imagine collaboration from the perspective of an eternal event of ‘desiring’. It acknowledges change as part of a process and wants to propose shapeshifting viscoelastic trans*formative structure(s).		'''The Iridescent Institute of Desire''' is an artist-run research network, focused on decomposing the notion of stable structures and (re)imagine collaboration from the perspective of an eternal event of ‘desiring’. It acknowledges change as part of a process and wants to propose shapeshifting viscoelastic trans*formative structure(s).
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	~To desire is to be in 'touch' and touch the 'other': to trouble the self.~		~To desire is to be in 'touch' and touch the 'other': to trouble the self.~

	''Collective Attunement'' The Iridescent Institute of Desire's gesture is a multi-sensory guided experience. A shared somatic listening that releases tension accumulated from the encounter with the current modes of sociality, invoking a sensibility towards the micro-dimension of desire.		''Collective Attunement'': The Iridescent Institute of Desire's gesture is a multi-sensory guided experience. A shared somatic listening that releases tension accumulated from the encounter with the current modes of sociality, invoking a sensibility towards the micro-dimension of desire.

	[https://openmaplebanon.org '''Majd Al Shihabi'''] is a technologist and urban planner based in Tkaronto. His work is concerned with archival practices, and the political, ethical, and social considerations that are involved at all stages of the archival process. Majd is also a free culture advocate. His most recent project is Palestine Open Maps. He is currently a PhD student at the University of Toronto.		[https://openmaplebanon.org '''Majd Al Shihabi'''] is a technologist and urban planner based in Tkaronto. His work is concerned with archival practices, and the political, ethical, and social considerations that are involved at all stages of the archival process. Majd is also a free culture advocate. His most recent project is Palestine Open Maps. He is currently a PhD student at the University of Toronto.
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	For the artist, noise is connected to otherness (different languages, cultural behaviors, ethnicities, etc) and her inspiration is drawn from industrial noises, the breath of the city, shouts, hugs, death, (non)linear disrupted narratives, and emotion in relation to trauma and grief.		For the artist, noise is connected to otherness (different languages, cultural behaviors, ethnicities, etc) and her inspiration is drawn from industrial noises, the breath of the city, shouts, hugs, death, (non)linear disrupted narratives, and emotion in relation to trauma and grief.



	==Timetable==		==Timetable==
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	open end - drinks!		open end - drinks!

			==Practical Information==

			* Tickets were 20€ for pro, 10€ for students (including vegan lunch)
			* Limited capacity (40 participants)
			* [https://www.ahk.nl/cultureclub/ AHK Culture Club]: Kattenburgerstraat 5, 27E, 1018 JA Amsterdam

			AHK Culture Club is wheelchair accessible. For anyone who is not able to participate live, there will be a live broadcast available hosted by https://radioee.net/ Radio EE]. please contact ''juliette@hackersanddesigners.nl'' if you require any additional support to enable your participation.

Juliette at 09:09, 27 December 2021

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-Join us for our H&D Fall Talks! By connecting to other self-organized communities we want to exchange insights on the peculiarities of different tool ecologies, their situatedness, their limits and possibilities. What are the creative and critical potentials of the tools that allow us to organize ourselves as collectives? What are context-specific, social-technical codes and practices involved in collective organizing? What are ways to challenge ourselves and our tools in terms of durability, accessibility, openness, and creative output?
+By connecting to other self-organized communities we wanted to exchange insights on the peculiarities of different tool ecologies, their situatedness, their limits and possibilities. What are the creative and critical potentials of the tools that allow us to organize ourselves as collectives? What are context-specific, social-technical codes and practices involved in collective organizing? What are ways to challenge ourselves and our tools in terms of durability, accessibility, openness, and creative output?
+We invited creative practitioners, designers, artists, coders, system administrators, and disobedient users to join us in reflecting and reimagining tool-relationships evolving from community organizing practices.
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 AHK Culture Club is wheelchair accessible. For anyone who is not able to participate live, there will be a live broadcast available hosted by https://radioee.net/ Radio EE]. please contact ''juliette@hackersanddesigners.nl'' if you require any additional support to enable your participation.
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 :00—19:00
 short workshops to explore the tools introduced before! (sign up during the day, bring your computer :))
-* workshop by varia
+* workshop by varia: putting into practice some of the tools that will be mentioned during their talk!
-* workshop by Lucas LaRochelle
+* workshop by Lucas LaRochelle: exploring fabulation through the experience of Queering the Map and inspired by the worlds opened by QT.bot.
-* workshop by moderator
+* workshop by moderator: something with onboarding people, learning how to share conversations to people on different forms of social media.
-* workshop by H&D
+* workshop by H&D: playing around with ChattyPub through a series of prompt to experience co-designing and produce a quick zine reflecting on the symposium altogether!
 open end - drinks!
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 ''Graphic Design by [https://juliettelepineau.net/ Juliette Lépineau]''
 With the kind support of
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Heerko at 09:59, 27 November 2021

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	==JOIN RADIO EE's stream!==		==JOIN RADIO EE's stream!==
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	~~Alternatively~~ use this link: http://alonetogether.pub:18000/live		Or, alternatively use this link: http://alonetogether.pub:18000/live

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Heerko at 09:58, 27 November 2021

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			Alternatively use this link: http://alonetogether.pub:18000/live

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Juliette at 10:56, 26 November 2021

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	==JOIN RADIO EE's stream!==		==JOIN RADIO EE's stream!==
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	Transcription etherpad! Participate at a distance using the chat! We'll be collecting questions there too :)		Transcription etherpad https://etherpad.hackersanddesigners.nl/p/hd-open
	~~https://etherpad.hackersanddesigners.nl/p/hd-open~~		Participate at a distance using the chat! We'll be collecting questions there too :)


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			==JOIN RADIO EE's stream!==
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			Transcription etherpad! Participate at a distance using the chat! We'll be collecting questions there too :)
			https://etherpad.hackersanddesigners.nl/p/hd-open

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	Join us for our H&D Fall Talks! By connecting to other self-organized communities we want to exchange insights on the peculiarities of different tool ecologies, their situatedness, their limits and possibilities. What are the creative and critical potentials of the tools that allow us to organize ourselves as collectives? What are context-specific, social-technical codes and practices involved in collective organizing? What are ways to challenge ourselves and our tools in terms of durability, accessibility, openness, and creative output?		Join us for our H&D Fall Talks! By connecting to other self-organized communities we want to exchange insights on the peculiarities of different tool ecologies, their situatedness, their limits and possibilities. What are the creative and critical potentials of the tools that allow us to organize ourselves as collectives? What are context-specific, social-technical codes and practices involved in collective organizing? What are ways to challenge ourselves and our tools in terms of durability, accessibility, openness, and creative output?

Fincato at 16:05, 20 November 2021

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	Join us for our H&D Fall Talks! By connecting to other self-organized communities we want to exchange insights on the peculiarities of different tool ecologies, their situatedness, their limits and possibilities. What are the creative and critical potentials of the tools that allow us to organize ourselves as collectives? What are context-specific, social-technical codes and practices involved in collective organizing? What are ways to challenge ourselves and our tools in terms of durability, accessibility, openness, and creative output?		Join us for our H&D Fall Talks! By connecting to other self-organized communities we want to exchange insights on the peculiarities of different tool ecologies, their situatedness, their limits and possibilities. What are the creative and critical potentials of the tools that allow us to organize ourselves as collectives? What are context-specific, social-technical codes and practices involved in collective organizing? What are ways to challenge ourselves and our tools in terms of durability, accessibility, openness, and creative output?

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	Join us for our H&D Fall Talks! By connecting to other self-organized communities we want to exchange insights on the peculiarities of different tool ecologies, their situatedness, their limits and possibilities. What are the creative and critical potentials of the tools that allow us to organize ourselves as collectives? What are context-specific, social-technical codes and practices involved in collective organizing? What are ways to challenge ourselves and our tools in terms of durability, accessibility, openness, and creative output?		Join us for our H&D Fall Talks! By connecting to other self-organized communities we want to exchange insights on the peculiarities of different tool ecologies, their situatedness, their limits and possibilities. What are the creative and critical potentials of the tools that allow us to organize ourselves as collectives? What are context-specific, social-technical codes and practices involved in collective organizing? What are ways to challenge ourselves and our tools in terms of durability, accessibility, openness, and creative output?

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	You could participate at a distance using the chat! We collected questions there too :)		You could participate at a distance using the chat! We collected questions there too :)

	[[File:Symp1.jpg\|~~thumb~~]]		[[File:Symp1.jpg\|Q&A with Block 1: Varia and Hoodwr]]

	By connecting to other self-organized communities we wanted to exchange insights on the peculiarities of different tool ecologies, their situatedness, their limits and possibilities. What are the creative and critical potentials of the tools that allow us to organize ourselves as collectives? What are context-specific, social-technical codes and practices involved in collective organizing? What are ways to challenge ourselves and our tools in terms of durability, accessibility, openness, and creative output?		By connecting to other self-organized communities we wanted to exchange insights on the peculiarities of different tool ecologies, their situatedness, their limits and possibilities. What are the creative and critical potentials of the tools that allow us to organize ourselves as collectives? What are context-specific, social-technical codes and practices involved in collective organizing? What are ways to challenge ourselves and our tools in terms of durability, accessibility, openness, and creative output?
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	<gallery>		<gallery>
	~~Symp2~~.jpg\|		Symp5.jpg\|Q&A with block 2: Radio EE, H&D, and The Iridescent Institute of Desire
	Symp3.jpg\|		Symp3.jpg\|Presentation by Anja and Juliette for H&D
	Symp4.jpg\|		Symp4.jpg\|Collective Attunement, Performance by The Iridescent Institute of Desire
	~~Symp5.jpg\|~~		Symp6.jpg\|Presentation by Lucas LaRochelle
	Symp6.jpg\|		Symp12.jpg\|Presentation by Yara Said
	~~Symp7~~.jpg\|		Symp8.jpg\|Online Presentation by Majd Al Shihabi
	Symp8.jpg\|		Symp9.jpg\|Workshop with Lucas LaRochelle
	Symp9.jpg\|		Symp10.jpg\|Workshop with H&D
	Symp10.jpg\|		Symp11.jpg\|Workshop with Varia
	Symp11.jpg\|		Symp13.jpg\|The audience at AHK
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	For the artist, noise is connected to otherness (different languages, cultural behaviors, ethnicities, etc) and her inspiration is drawn from industrial noises, the breath of the city, shouts, hugs, death, (non)linear disrupted narratives, and emotion in relation to trauma and grief.		For the artist, noise is connected to otherness (different languages, cultural behaviors, ethnicities, etc) and her inspiration is drawn from industrial noises, the breath of the city, shouts, hugs, death, (non)linear disrupted narratives, and emotion in relation to trauma and grief.

			[[File: Symp2.jpg\|Collective Attunement, Performance by The Iridescent Institute of Desire]]

	==Timetable==		==Timetable==