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SUMMARY:Where\, What\, and Who is Digital Public Infrastructure? | Stanford PACS
DESCRIPTION:Imagine living in a society in which most of the land and buildings available for meeting and working were owned by a few for-profit corporations. Churches\, governments\, groups of friends\, schools\, nonprofits\, and grassroots social movements would each have to reserve space on — or have a key to — a privately-owned facility\, often on a large corporate campus\, in order to meet and work together. It would be a society with no domed capitol buildings\, city halls\, temples\, open campuses\, public parks\, community centers\, or nonprofit spaces. \nFortunately\, this is not the society we live in\, but it does describe the online spaces where our digital information is stored and where much of contemporary life – including civil society action – now takes place. This scenario is inherently threatening to democracies\, in which free expression and public participation presuppose people have both the ability and space to assemble outside of corporate or government monitoring. \n[…]
URL:https://mediawell.ssrc.org/event/where-what-and-who-is-digital-public-infrastructure-stanford-pacs/
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SUMMARY:Where\, What\, and Who is Digital Public Infrastructure? | Stanford PACS
DESCRIPTION:Imagine living in a society in which most of the land and buildings available for meeting and working were owned by a few for-profit corporations. Churches\, governments\, groups of friends\, schools\, nonprofits\, and grassroots social movements would each have to reserve space on — or have a key to — a privately-owned facility\, often on a large corporate campus\, in order to meet and work together. It would be a society with no domed capitol buildings\, city halls\, temples\, open campuses\, public parks\, community centers\, or nonprofit spaces. \nFortunately\, this is not the society we live in\, but it does describe the online spaces where our digital information is stored and where much of contemporary life – including civil society action – now takes place. This scenario is inherently threatening to democracies\, in which free expression and public participation presuppose people have both the ability and space to assemble outside of corporate or government monitoring. \nPlease join us in Reclaiming Digital Infrastructure for the Public Interest. This is a 3-part series to build awareness\, intention\, and engagement in an ecosystem of ideas and practices that could bring into being digital infrastructure that aligns with community aspirations\, protects personal and group safety\, and prioritizes people\, communities\, and a public good. \nLaura DeNardis will join in conversation with Beatrice Martini for the third session. They will consider the internet as an “on/off” switch and how the digitization of physical systems and places influences our most fundamental rights. They will be joined by experts building physical/digital alternatives. This session will include breakouts to give participants time to discuss potential paths forward. \nSpeakers: \n\nLydia X. Z. Brown\, Policy Counsel\, Privacy and Data Project at the Center for Democracy and Technology\nGreta Bynum\, Co-Director\, Community Tech NY and The New School’s Digital Equity Lab\nRachel Coldicutt\, Technology Strategist and Director of Research Consultancy\, Careful Industries\nLaura DeNardis\, Professor and Interim Dean of the School of Communication\, American University\nJimmy Garcia-Meza\, Co-Founder and CEO\, Cloudplugs\nBeatrice Martini\, Practitioner Fellow\, Digital Civil Society Lab; Education Coordinator\, AccessNow Digital Security Helpline\nMarleen Stikker\, Founder\, Waag\nSander van der Waal\, Project and Concept Developer\, Waag
URL:https://mediawell.ssrc.org/event/where-what-and-who-is-digital-public-infrastructure-stanford-pacs-2/
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