Digital Fortresses Webinars
Join the Digital Fortresses Project* to learn from and with researchers and activists working on understanding and exposing digital infrastructures that underpin and uphold imperialist/capitalist systems across different sectors and geographies, and how we can collectively resist them. The 3-part webinar series, will take place online weekly from 2nd September - 16th September at 6PM (BST). More details soon.
*The Digital Fortresses Project (Understanding, mapping and resisting modern state security infrastructures) is hosted by The Transnational Institute (TNI), and The Institute for Technology in the Public Interest (TITiPI).
Link to register: https://framaforms.org/digital-fortresses-webinars-1779975747
With: Enol Nieto Jiménez, Daniel Pena, Helen Pritchard, Nikita Sonavane, Le nuage était sous nos pieds, No Tech for Apartheid, Namir Shabibi, Miriyam Aouragh, Patrick Bresnihan, Patrick Brodie, Mona Shtayya
Save the dates, in September!
Session 1: Space, Land, and Climate
2nd September, 7PM (CET) + live translation in Spanish
Session 2: Invisibilised Sites
9th September, 7PM (CET)
Session 3: Imperial Infrastructures
16th September, 7PM (CET)
+ info soon
RE: https://post.lurk.org/@titipi/116939766600218461
Webinar ❷: Invisibilised Sites
Wednesday 9th September, 6PM (BST)
With: Daniel Selwyn (London Mining Network), Le nuage était sous nos pieds , No Tech for Apartheid, Namir Shabibi
This session aims to speak to the hidden and/or invisibilised sites, labour, and communities integral to the making and upholding of digital infrastructures – as well as their dismantling. Learning from and with worker collectives, community organisers, researchers, and journalists, working to visible and mobilise around submarine cables, supply chains, surveillance networks, and indispensable labour, this session also hopes to bring to the table a rich discussion on lessons in building alternative infrastructures.
The Digital Fortresses Project is hosting a webinar series where we hope to learn from and with researchers and activists working on understanding and exposing digital infrastructures that underpin and uphold imperialist/capitalist systems across different sectors and geographies, and how we can collectively resist them.
+ info & sign up form ->
https://titipi.org/wiki/index.php/Digitalfortresses-webinars
The Institute for Technology in the Public Interest