Eclectic Tech Carnival : 25-31 May / Amsterdam
Inviting All Women
The seventh Eclectic Tech Carnival will be held from Sunday the 25th
until Saturday the 31st of May in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
The /ETC is a unique tech skill-share that has been held annually
since 2002. The emphasis has always been women sharing their
experiences, knowledge and skills around free software, open hardware
and universal interoperability of systems in a fun way.
We are calling all women who are interested in the Eclectic Tech Carnival to register via the following form: https://eclectictechcarnival.org/register
WEB :: https://eclectictechcarnival.org/
Inviting All Women
The seventh Eclectic Tech Carnival will be held from Sunday the 25th
until Saturday the 31st of May in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
The /ETC is a unique tech skill-share that has been held annually
since 2002. The emphasis has always been women sharing their
experiences, knowledge and skills around free software, open hardware
and universal interoperability of systems in a fun way.
We are calling all women who are interested in the Eclectic Tech Carnival to register via the following form: https://eclectictechcarnival.org/register
WEB :: https://eclectictechcarnival.org/
Registration closes at 23:59 on 1 April 2008.
Participate! Whether you want to follow the content of the event or
whether you want to present a workshop, lecture, performance, playlab,
intervention, exhibition, you name it (to a certain degree) at the /ETC
you're welcome.
In addition to the skill-share program, this year the Eclectic Tech
Carnival will be focusing on a number of specific political issues: the
"life cycle" of hardware – from mining, to labour practices in the
manufacturing industry, to waste management. In addition we will
explore why there seems to be so little public interest in Privacy, or
lack of, on the Net. And what can we learn from the Creative Commons
movement?
The participation fee of /ETC 2008 is as follows:
For all seven days: a sliding scale of 30/60/120 Euros (at your own discretion).
Per single day: 6 Euros.
The evenings will be open to the public and free of charge.
Our graded, scaled fee system aims to take into account that women
are from varying contexts. This includes income, country of origin and
personal priorities.
The registration fee is collected from all participants: attendees,
contributors and organisers. It covers, among other things, vegan food
for all.
We cannot accept payment on-line so please be prepared to pay cash, in Euros when you arrive.
We have reserved a limited number of beds in a Youth Hostel, which
will be filled on a first come, first served basis. If there are more
people in need of accommodation, we will do our best to find a bed
among our friends and acquaintances in Amsterdam.
There is a discreet amount of money for those who need a travel
grant. Please keep in mind that we do not reimburse flights but only
[cheap] 2nd class train or bus tickets. One condition is that you need
to register before April 1st 2008. We will look at each request individually.
Please feel free to contact us at any time starting immediately.
C o n t a c t :
The /ETC 2008 is organized by the Genderchangers and EYFA.
www.genderchangers.org
www.eyfa.org
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