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2016

10 appearances · 9 places · 2016

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Oct 6
Germany speaking tour 2016
Centro Sociale, Hamburg · Globale Gerechtigkeit auch in der digitalen Welt

Global Justice in a Digital World

One panel — "Globale Gerechtigkeit auch in der digitalen Welt", on the consequences of the smartification of life — carried across five German cities with Lina Ben Mhenni, who blogged the Tunisian revolt, and Yves Ndagano, a former child soldier in the Congo who worked the coltan mines. Dated from the organisers' own listing, which put Hamburg on 6 October.

Oct 5
Germany speaking tour 2016
Regenbogenfabrik, Berlin · Globale Gerechtigkeit auch in der digitalen Welt

Digital Rights Movements & Global Justice

One panel — "Globale Gerechtigkeit auch in der digitalen Welt", on the consequences of the smartification of life — carried across five German cities with Lina Ben Mhenni, who blogged the Tunisian revolt, and Yves Ndagano, a former child soldier in the Congo who worked the coltan mines.

Oct
Germany speaking tour 2016
Kommunikationszentrum paradox, Bremen · Globale Gerechtigkeit auch in der digitalen Welt

Global Justice in a Digital World

One panel — "Globale Gerechtigkeit auch in der digitalen Welt", on the consequences of the smartification of life — carried across five German cities with Lina Ben Mhenni, who blogged the Tunisian revolt, and Yves Ndagano, a former child soldier in the Congo who worked the coltan mines. The organisers listed Bremen as 7 or 8 October without settling it, so the day is not recorded here.

Sep 30
Life is no Algorithm conference
Cologne, Germany

Inaugural plenary

Opened the conference, then ran a working session on the Free Basics campaign; a four-city German speaking tour followed.

Sep 29
Germany speaking tour 2016
Festsaal Campus Bockenheim, Frankfurt · Globale Gerechtigkeit auch in der digitalen Welt

Global Justice in a Digital World

One panel — "Globale Gerechtigkeit auch in der digitalen Welt", on the consequences of the smartification of life — carried across five German cities with Lina Ben Mhenni, who blogged the Tunisian revolt, and Yves Ndagano, a former child soldier in the Congo who worked the coltan mines.