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This second H&D meetup will focus on Feminist Search Tools. | This second H&D meetup will focus on Feminist Search Tools. | ||
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We ask participants of our meetups to read the H&D Code of Conduct before attending the event. | |||
The H&D meetups are informal gatherings for anyone with an interest in technical and artistic explorations of open-source tools and infrastructures that are meant to faciliate collaboration. The bi-monthly gatherings will specifically focus on unintentional use of such tools and question them in terms of their durability, accessibility, openness, and creative output. What is technology's partaking in collective organisation? How can we explore/build/hack tools that help small self-organized initiatives in their work? | |||
The H&D Meetups are kindly supported by Amsterdam Fund for the Arts and the Creative Industries Fund. | |||
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| H&D Meetup 2: Feminist Search Tools | |
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| Name | H&D Meetup 2: Feminist Search Tools |
| Location | [[]] |
| Date | 2021/06/19 |
| Time | 14:00-16:30 |
| PeopleOrganisations | Read-in, Hackers & Designers, Alice Strete, Angeliki Diakrousi |
| Type | Meetup |
| Web | Yes |
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This second H&D meetup will focus on Feminist Search Tools.
More info soon! ...
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We ask participants of our meetups to read the H&D Code of Conduct before attending the event.
The H&D meetups are informal gatherings for anyone with an interest in technical and artistic explorations of open-source tools and infrastructures that are meant to faciliate collaboration. The bi-monthly gatherings will specifically focus on unintentional use of such tools and question them in terms of their durability, accessibility, openness, and creative output. What is technology's partaking in collective organisation? How can we explore/build/hack tools that help small self-organized initiatives in their work?
The H&D Meetups are kindly supported by Amsterdam Fund for the Arts and the Creative Industries Fund.