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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 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?   
We invite creative practitioners, designers, artists, coders, system administrators, and disobedient users to join us in reflecting and reimagining tool-relationships evolving from community organizing practices.
We invite 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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Open* tools for collective organizing
Name Open* tools for collective organizing
Location AHK Culture Club, Amsterdam
Date 2021/11/27
Time 10:00-19:00
PeopleOrganisations Kate Rich, Varia, Chonky Rocks, Majd Al Shihabi, Lucas La Rochelle, Yara Said, Radio EE, The Iridescent Institute of Desire, Hackers & Designers
Type Meetup
Web Yes
Print No

LANDSCAPELR.jpg 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? We invite creative practitioners, designers, artists, coders, system administrators, and disobedient users to join us in reflecting and reimagining tool-relationships evolving from community organizing practices.


(*) open-source, open-access, open-minded, open-ended...

(**) such as document writing, content-management, building and maintaining infrastructures, messaging, collaborative spreadsheet making, streaming and broadcasting...

Tickets: 20€ pro, 10€ students. Get your ticket for the whole day (including vegan lunch) here!! Limited capacity (40 participants)

The venue for the event 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.

Timetable

Block 1: 10:30—12:00 File Sharing / p2p / alternative distrbution methods / economies?


Block 2 12:15—13:45 collaborative tools

Lunch Break 13:45—15:00


Block 3 15:00-16:30 mapping, (dis)orientation, and storytelling


Block 4 17:00—19:00 4 short workshops to explore the tools introduced before! (sign up during the day, bring your computer :))

  • workshop: varia
  • workshop: Lucas LaRochelle
  • workshop: H&D chattypub
  • workshop: chonky rocks

open end - drinks!


Graphic Design by Juliette Lépineau

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