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Internet Governance · Event

Delhi: Digital Activism in Europe

Published
When
Mon 8 Jul 2013, 5:00 PM – Mon 8 Jul 2013, 6:30 PM IST
Where
The Sarai Programme, Centre for the Study of Developing Societies, #29 Rajpur Road, Civil Lines, New Delhi. Nearest Metro Station is Civil Lines
Contact
Bernadette Längle

With focus on an other way of policy making and the Chaos Computer Club

Bernadette will talk about the hacker scene and digital activism in Europe, with a focus on the Chaos Computer Club. She will share the experiences of hacker communities of German-speaking countries in critically reshaping government policies. She will also present recent hacking projects at CCC, and give a quick tutorial for setting up vibrant hacker space: a space for like-minded people to come together, work on various topics, and mash up hardware and software, art and beauty, ethics and politics.
Bernadette Längle: Holds a degree in social and cultural anthropology, philosophy and computer science and is a policy associate at the Centre for Internet and Society, based in Bangalore. She is also a so-called hacktivist as an active member of one of the oldest hacker associations in the world, the Chaos Computer Club, as well as a member of the CryptoParty movement.