This month, we're talking about using the web for political change and activism. Does clicktivism work, or is it just an easy way to look like you care? How can cleanweb ideas take things to the next level?
We've got a range of speakers with interesting things to say in this area, and we'll be trying something a bit different! Instead of just getting them to do a talk, most of the night will be a panel discussion with all the speakers, debating the pros and cons and taking questions from the audience.
19:00 Doors open
19:15 Welcome & Announcements
19:30 Susannah Compton: Campaigner, 38 degrees
19:35 Laurence Watson: Sandbag Climate Campaign
19:40 Sanjay Poyzer : Founder, causehub.io19:45 Break for refreshments - send in your questions on Twitter!
20:05 Panel discussion with all three speakers
21:00 Drinks at the Electricity Showrooms
May 16
I'll be there, despite the strike. :) I've made a very simple website for strike info: http://www.isthetubeonstrike.co...
April 28
Sorry I won't be able to join you this time, the TfL strike usually means chaos also for the trains that take me back home in the night.
April 23
Jason, the proposed "Airsome" session relates to mapping but also activism. Your call.
March 26
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