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* Talking about putting together one big evening social at [[The Permanent]]. May or may not have lightning talks or demos, or just purely be a social. Likely Wednesday 24th or Thursday 25th | * Talking about putting together one big evening social at [[The Permanent]]. May or may not have lightning talks or demos, or just purely be a social. Likely Wednesday 24th or Thursday 25th | ||
* Screening of [https://machinesinflames.com/ Machines in Flames] and [https://www.nfb.ca/film/ninth_floor/ Ninth Floor] | * Screening of [https://machinesinflames.com/ Machines in Flames] and [https://www.nfb.ca/film/ninth_floor/ Ninth Floor] | ||
* discussion/panel about ontologies and semantic web standards | |||
** potential speakers: Kenneth, Paul d'Aoust | |||
== Inspo == | == Inspo == |
Revision as of 07:25, 29 April 2024
The Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) are having their next meeting, IETF 120, in Vancouver. We've added it to the Calendar as an external event.
IETF 120 starts Saturday 20 July and runs through Friday afternoon, 26 July.
https://www.ietf.org/how/meetings/120/
The IETF Hackathon and IETF Codesprint take place on the weekend. Events to help new participants get the most out of IETF meetings begin on Sunday afternoon. Participants should plan their travel accordingly. An introduction to IETF meetings provides an overview of how to prepare for and get the most out of sessions all week.
Hackathon / Codesprint
Hackathon and Codesprint pages aren't updated with Vancouver info yet. They are usually the Saturday/Sunday before the week of work starts. So, Saturday 20 July and Sunday 21st July would be the days.
Events
These are events we know are taking place at this time in the city, whether or not they are intentionally part of this week:
- VIVO Media Arts 50 Anniversary, Saturday July 20
VIVO Media Arts is excited to announce that on July 20th, 2024, we will celebrate our 50th Anniversary! Currently celebrating its 50th year, VIVO is an essential element in the urban fabric, where pathways intersect to uplift talent, innovation, empathy, and dialogue across local communities and economies. VIVO was founded as Satellite Video Exchange Society by artists who dreamt of a worldwide exchange network before the Internet existed, and it has continued to build and expand that network over the past 50 years
- Our Networks (Site now live! https://ournetworks.ca/), Saturday July 27 - Registration opens in May
Our Networks has always been an effort to bridge arts, media, research and tech around the same topic - networking.
What does collaboration and presence look like when a network is optional? What connections are possible when we leave our data at the door and spend a day on local networks? What new metaphors will help us create spaces for meaningful and different relations partially online?
This year we are planning a single-day event with invited speakers and workshop hosts in Vancouver, British Columbia. We will leave open space in the schedule for emergent discussions, conversations, and activities by attendees.
Ideas: Potential Side Events
- The Bluesky team is coming to town, so there may be specific Bluesky related hacking and presentations.
- Talking about putting together one big evening social at The Permanent. May or may not have lightning talks or demos, or just purely be a social. Likely Wednesday 24th or Thursday 25th
- Screening of Machines in Flames and Ninth Floor
- discussion/panel about ontologies and semantic web standards
- potential speakers: Kenneth, Paul d'Aoust
Inspo
- HOFFNUNG 3000 and self-organizing events: https://hoffnung3000.de/, recent example: London Anti University x Anarchist Bookfair 2023: https://festival.antiuniversity.org/places
HOFFNUNG 3000 asks: How do we organize ourselves in our social, artistic & theoretical communities? HOFFNUNG 3000 is not simply a festival but more of a process of organizing a festival, a festival that creates itself. Through each and every participant.
Who
Interested in helping organize some events / participate in some IETF stuff? Add your name here:
- Boris Mann
- Chad Kohalyk
- Dawn Walker, already planning this for July 27 or 28: Our Networks 2024