[HacktionLab] Could be of interest to folks on this list?

[Mick]

Hi there,

I'm interested in this and have an account on the discord server. I 
struggle with the experience of online events rather than the technology 
used to be honest.  I've done somethings with Geeks for Social change 
and happy to vouch for them getting things done / suppporting open 
standards etc. This is a good project for example - 
https://resistancelab.network/

I had been thinking to try to jointly organise last summers Hacktion 
Camp with them but didn't in the spirit of keeping things more family 
and small scale. But it could be a fruitful collaboration for a future 
real life event perhaps.

Ember was was the alternative online event software you mentioned 
before? Would you suggest that as an alternative?

nice one
Mick

On 15/11/2022 13:11, Charlie Harvey wrote:
> Hi,
>
> https://gfsc.studio/2022/11/14/announcing-untechcon.html
>
> Geeks for Social Change are organising a one-day unconference about
> creating community digital autonomy, challenging big tech, and creating
> a future worth living in. It's on December 10th and hosted on GFSC's
> discord.
>
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