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Reclaiming public values in the internet

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LibrePlanet: Living Liberation Closing remarks

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In her keynote, Marleen will explain how Waag’s model of the Public Stack) proposes an alternative way of designing and developing technology. Public Stack advocates for a design of technology with the interests of the public in mind. She will show how the program has been developed over the course of the last four years, and how Waag and its partners apply the model and spread free software awareness in various sectors, including health, media, and government. From building the capacities of citizens, developing critical maker education and the development of data commons and ethical tech like Fairphone.

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Marleen Stikker

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Marleen Stikker is founder of Waag, a social organization and research institute for creative technologies and social innovation. The prolific advocate for free, honest, and inclusive technology, and honorary PhD, is also founder of The Digital City (1993), a group that provides free public access to the Internet in Amsterdam, and author of the book "Het Internet is Stuk" (The Internet is Broken).


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LibrePlanet 2022

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Welcome Address by FSF

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LibrePlanet 2022

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Software Doldrums

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Welcome Address by FSF

-: Sunday 12:15 - 13:00 EDT - Opening keynote +: Saturday 10:00 - 10:15 EDT (14:00 UTC) - Welcome address
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-: Keynote +: LibrePlanet special sessions
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We will talk about the dangers and shortcomings of relying on always-online proprietary platforms, through anecdotes from doing long-distance sailing across the Pacific ocean, away from internet connectivity and beyond the shores of the Western world. We will also talk about how we reimagined our software to encourage the reuse, repair and maintenance of existing hardware.

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Hundred Rabbits

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Hundred Rabbits is a small artist collective consisting of Rek (they), a writer and cartoonist, and Devine (they), a programmer, artist, and musician. They travel the globe together with their sailboat named "Pino" while creating and adapting software to fit their needs. They learned, with a lack of energy resources and Internet access, they needed to make adjustments to the way they were using their technology. Besides sharing their experiences about living on the water, they also document their use of various technologies and their art. In addition to blogs, cartoons, and music, they create and publish free (as in freedom) software projects.


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FSF Awards Ceremony & Closing Remarks

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LibrePlanet 2022

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Join the FSF Afterparty with Supporter and Stalwart level attendees!

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+: Saturday 18:30 - 19:30 EDT (22:30 UTC) - AfterParty +
+: Videoconferencing with Supporter and Stalwart level attendees +
+: LibrePlanet special sessions +
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LibrePlanet 2022

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Keynote by Free Software Foundation

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Adrian Cochrane

Adrian graduated from Victoria University of Wellington in 2017 with a degree in Computer Science. His education in computing began long before that, having learned his first programming language at age 10.


While he was studying at Victoria University, Adrian interned at Catalyst IT for an extended time where he worked on the KELP log file analytics/debugging project and Samba Windows-compatible file sharing project.


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Nicholas Johnson

I consider myself a philosopher above all, but I'm also a blogger, free software evangelist, activist, and Haketilo developer. I started fighting for free software in higher education. Unwilling to work a corporate job, I now work on Haketilo. I use my online journal to promote software freedom, privacy, minimalism, and personal introspection. I have many strong opinions. You can find my personal homepage at https://nicksphere.ch. If you have Gemini, you can find me at gemini://nicksphere.ch.


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Micky Metts

Micky is involved in the “free software for community building” movement and the Platform Cooperativism movement. She helps Agaric's work contribute back to these movements. She also handles some administrative tasks, public outreach, and support as part of the team. She is the host of a BigBlueButton chat server and has built CommunityBridge in an effort to unite networks and movements with a safer platform to host events and meetings. Presenting options for alternatives to corporate proprietary software is her goal.


This talk will be co-presented by Chris Thompson, Melissa Bingham, and Keegan Rankin


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Melissa is a movement technologist who is passionate about disrupting -the status quo of existing popular technology offerings by helping -people become conscious technology users and adopt more free and open -source technologies and services. She is launching her own -business in data privacy and security while continuing to work on her -passion projects as part of a nonprofit focused on farmer citizenship -and wholistic wellness as well as an unschooling cooperative.

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Melissa is a movement technologist who is passionate about disrupting

+the status quo of existing popular technology offerings by helping

+people become conscious technology users and adopt more free and open

+source technologies and services. She is launching her own

+business in data privacy and security while continuing to work on her

+passion projects as part of a nonprofit focused on farmer citizenship

+and wholistic wellness as well as an unschooling cooperative.


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Protesilaos Stavrou

Protesilaos (aka "Prot") is a philosopher with a background in the

- humanities. He used to work in politics, including as a parliamentary assistant at the European Parliament. He switched to free software in 2016 on the premise that it empowered the end user to operate the computer on their own terms. Since 2019, he is a power user of GNU Emacs. Prot is the author/maintainer of the modus-themes project: a pair of highly accessible themes which are built into Emacs. Prot is a tinkerer who has learnt how to program by using the free/libre tools at his disposal.


+ humanities. He used to work in politics, including as a

+ parliamentary assistant at the European Parliament. He switched to

+ free software in 2016 on the premise that it empowered the end user

+ to operate the computer on their own terms. Since 2019, he is a

+ power user of GNU Emacs. Prot is the author/maintainer of the

+ modus-themes project: a pair of highly accessible themes which are

+ built into Emacs. Prot is a tinkerer who has learnt how to program

+ by using the free/libre tools at his disposal.


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Lightning talks are five-minute presentations given by conference attendees on free software topics they're passionate about.

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10:00 - 10:15 EDT (14:00 UTC) - Welcome address

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Saturday

09:45 - 10:00 EDT (13:45 UTC) - Welcome address

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Welcome Address by FSF

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Welcome address by FSF
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: Jupiter
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: Jupiter -- in-person
: LibrePlanet special sessions
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Welcome address by FSF

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: Saturn -- in-person
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: LibrePlanet special sessions
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Welcome address by FSF

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10:25 - 11:10 EDT (14:25 UTC)

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10:00 - 10:45 EDT (14:00 UTC)

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Living liberated: Zero-to-hero

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TBA
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: Jupiter
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: Exploring Free Software concepts
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- Özcan Oğuz +
: Jupiter -- in-person
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+ LibrePlanet 2023
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Federated social media in the age of social distancing

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Free licensing of trademarks. A tool to expand the scope of free licenses to a wider scope of works. Including physical objects.
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: Saturn
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: Community
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: Saturn -- in-person
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: Licensing
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+ Julian Daich
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The LibreVR Project

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Lessons learned while building a free software unit for the French public sector
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: Neptune
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: Neptune -- online
: Free Software in practice
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11:20 - 12:05 EDT (15:20 UTC)

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10:55 - 11:40 EDT (14:55 UTC)

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Survival of free software: Analyzing characteristics of free software in comparison to other software

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TBA
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: Jupiter
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: Exploring Free Software concepts
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: Jupiter -- in-person
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- Sagar Acharya + LibrePlanet 2023
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From GNU Emacs to code.gouv.fr

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Book reading: Ada & Zangemann - A tale of software, skateboards, and raspberry ice cream
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: Saturn
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: Free software in Government
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: Saturn -- in-person
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: Education
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+ Matthias Kirschner
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GNU poke, the free extensible editor for structured binary data

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Libre software in Africa
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: Neptune
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: Neptune -- online
: Free Software in practice
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- José Marchesi +
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12:15 - 13:00 EDT (16:15 UTC) - Opening keynote

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11:55 - 12:40 EDT (15:55 UTC)

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Reclaiming public values in the internet

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Education and the future of software freedom
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: Jupiter
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: Jupiter -- in-person
: Keynote
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- Marleen Stikker +
+ Erin Rose Glass
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13:00 - 13:30 EDT (17:00 UTC)

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12:40 - 13:35 EDT (16:40 UTC)

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Lunch, dinner, or morning coffee break!

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Empowering community-oriented play with TRBot

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TBA
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: Jupiter
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: Community
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- Thomas Deeb +
: Jupiter -- in-person
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+ LibrePlanet 2023
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Building an ethical E-book

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TBA
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: Saturn
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: Social context
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- Nicholas Bernhard +
: Saturn -- in-person
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+ LibrePlanet 2023
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Revitalizing Usenet

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CHATONS, a collective for french-speaking ethical hosters
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: Neptune
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: Free Software in practice
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- Tristan Miller +
: Neptune -- online
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: Community
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+ Angie Gaudion
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Repair is not a crime: An update from the front line of the Right to Repair fight

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Using data to see the impact of free software
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: Jupiter
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: Social context
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+ Do Yoon Kim
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Free software game restoration II

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Lightning talks
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: Saturn
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: Free Software in practice
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- Dennis Payne +
: Saturn -- in-person
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: LibrePlanet special sessions
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+ LibrePlanet 2023
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Taking back the Web with Haketilo

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Cataloguing challenging museum-libraries items
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: Neptune
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: Exploring Free Software concepts
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- Nicholas Johnson +
: Neptune -- online
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: Free Software in practice
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+ Silvio Tamaso D'Onofrio
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Why we all need ethical technology and Web hosting

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Talk: The state of free software in farming, food & agriculture.
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: Jupiter
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: Community
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- Micky Metts +
: Jupiter -- in-person
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: Free Software in practice
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+ Sick Codes
- Chris Thompson
- Melissa Bingham
- Keegan Rankin
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Current challenges for the OpenPGP keyserver network. Is there a way forward?

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Towards federated forges
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: Saturn
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: Security
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- Gunnar Wolf +
: Saturn -- in-person
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: Community
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+ Anthony Wang
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GNU Jami - How it works and how to get your friends and family to use it.

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Volunteering for the GPL Compliance Lab
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: Neptune
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: Free Software in practice
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- Lori Nagel +
: Neptune -- online
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: Licensing
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+ Yoni Rabkin
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ANS coding replacing Huffman and AC - from introduction to patent issues

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Understanding developer advocacy in Wikipedia's technology landscape
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: Jupiter
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: Licensing
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- Jarek Duda +
: Jupiter -- in-person
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: Community
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+ Srishti Sethi
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You Wouldn't Hate Artificial Scarcity

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Org mode for distributed deliberation
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: Saturn
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: Exploring Free Software concepts
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- Adrian Cochrane +
: Saturn -- in-person
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: Community
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+ Joseph Turner
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The importance of student participation in the struggle for user freedom in society

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What's new in Jami
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: Neptune
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: Education
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- Kaio Duarte Costa +
: Neptune -- online
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: Free Software in practice
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+ Amin Bandali
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17:15 - 18:00 EDT (21:15 UTC)

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17:20 - 18:05 EDT (21:20 UTC)

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Why our economy fails public goods like free software

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Keynote by FSF & awards ceremony
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: Jupiter
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: Social context
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- Aaron Wolf -
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Lightning Talks

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: Saturn
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: Jupiter -- in-person
: LibrePlanet special sessions
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18:05 - 18:20 EDT (22:05 UTC) - Closing remarks

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TZDB and some challenges of long data

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Closing notes
-
: Neptune
-
: Exploring Free Software concepts
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- Paul Eggert +
: Jupiter -- in-person
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: LibrePlanet special sessions
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18:10 - 18:25 EDT (22:10 UTC) - FSF Award ceremony & Closing notes

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Sunday

09:45 - 10:00 EDT (13:45 UTC) - Welcome address

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FSF Awards Ceremony & Closing Remarks

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Welcome address by FSF
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: Jupiter
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: Jupiter -- in-person
: LibrePlanet special sessions
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18:30 - 19:30 EDT (22:30 UTC) - AfterParty

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Join the FSF Afterparty with Supporter and Stalwart level attendees!

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Welcome address by FSF
-
: Videoconferencing with Supporter and Stalwart level attendees
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: Saturn -- in-person
: LibrePlanet special sessions
- LibrePlanet 2022 + Miriam Bastian
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Sunday

10:00 - 10:15 EDT (14:00 UTC) - Welcome address

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Welcome Address by FSF

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Welcome address by FSF
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: Jupiter
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: Neptune -- online
: LibrePlanet special sessions
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10:25 - 11:10 EDT (14:25 UTC)

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10:00 - 10:45 EDT (14:00 UTC)

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Design in the command line: Recipes for tasty outcomes

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Topographical maps for all!
-
: Jupiter
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: Jupiter -- in-person
: Free Software in practice
-
- Manufactura Independente +
+ Anaximander Miletus
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Toward the moral objectivity of GNU

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The long history of metrics before and after cybernetics
-
: Saturn
-
: Exploring Free Software concepts
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- Blair Vidakovich +
: Saturn -- in-person
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: Education
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+ Clinton Ignatov
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Living federation

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JShelter for browsing securely
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: Neptune
-
: Community
-
- Julin S +
: Neptune -- online
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: Security
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+ Libor Polčák
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11:20 - 12:05 EDT (15:20 UTC)

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10:55 - 11:40 EDT (14:55 UTC)

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Replicant: Struggle for independence

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Finding a job while caring about free software
-
: Jupiter
-
: Free Software in practice
+
: Jupiter -- in-person
+
: Social context
- Denis Carikli + Ian Kelling
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-

Distributing freedom: How package managers empower software users

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Free/libre payment system
-
: Saturn
-
: Exploring Free Software concepts
-
- Sebastian Crane +
: Saturn -- in-person
+
: Community
+
+ Sebastian Marchano
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-

Easy, secure and private information transfer with magic-wormhole

+

Taking control over the means of production: Free software boot
-
: Neptune
-
: Security
-
- Ramakrishnan Muthukrishnan +
: Neptune -- online
+
: Free Software in practice
+
+ Denis Carikli
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-

12:15 - 13:00 EDT (16:15 UTC) - Opening keynote

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11:55 - 12:40 EDT (15:55 UTC)

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Software Doldrums

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Questions are the answer, how to have deeper conversations with anyone about free software philosophy.
-
: Jupiter
-
: Keynote
-
- Hundred Rabbits +
: Jupiter -- in-person
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: Social context
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+ Lori Nagel +
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Life 0.01 - Free software for the end times

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: Saturn -- in-person
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: Free Software in practice
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+ Kevin Shockey +
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TBA

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: Neptune -- online
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+
+ LibrePlanet 2023
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13:00 - 13:30 EDT (17:00 UTC)

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12:40 - 13:35 EDT (16:40 UTC)

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Lunch, dinner, or morning coffee break!

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Break
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-

Hacking my brain: Free virtual reality implementations and their potential for therapeutic use

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The Nym mixnet: Free foftware to end mass surveillance
-
: Jupiter
-
: Social context
-
- Rubén Rodríguez Pérez +
: Jupiter -- in-person
+
: Security
+
+ Ahmed Ghappour
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Retracing digital freedom as pattern learning for life

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Federation and moderation: Usenet as the original decentralized social network
-
: Saturn
-
: Education
-
- Greta Goetz +
: Neptune -- online
+
: Social context
+
+ Rayner Lucas
- + Tristan Miller
-
-

Living in freedom with GNU Emacs

+

Problems in the fediverse: Organization
-
: Jupiter
-
: Exploring Free Software concepts
-
- Protesilaos Stavrou +
: Jupiter -- in-person
+
: Community
+
+ Tomat 0
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-

The state of software patents in 2022

+

TBA
-
: Saturn
-
: Licensing
-
- Panos Alevropoulos +
: Saturn -- in-person
+
+
+ LibrePlanet 2023
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-

Building a Liberated Home - for myself and others

+

The legacy of free software in the Brazilian government
-
: Neptune
-
: Exploring Free Software concepts
-
- Abhas Abhinav +
: Neptune -- online
+
: Free Software in practice
+
+ Flávio Lisboa
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-

Reducing Internet address waste: The IPv4 unicast extensions project

+

Trisquel GNU/Linux, new architectures and other challenges
-
: Jupiter
-
: Social context
-
- Seth Schoen +
: Jupiter -- in-person
+
: Free Software in practice
+
+ Rubén Rodríguez Pérez
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-

Baby steps to freedom

+

TBA
-
: Saturn
-
: Community
-
- William Liggett +
: Saturn -- in-person
+
+
+ LibrePlanet 2023
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-

Why we feel it is a liberation experience to take part in the Open Hardware PowerPC Notebook project

+

Should developers get paid for their work?
-
: Neptune
-
: Free Software in practice
-
- Roberto Innocenti +
: Neptune -- online
+
: Community
+
+ Micky Metts
- + Chris Thompson
+ Keegan Rankin
+ Ben Melancon
+ Mauricio Dinarte
+ Micky Metts
+ Melissa Bingham
-

Sxmo: Freedom on mobile devices through simplicity and hackability

+

Safety-critical software certification and why free software
+might be the best solution
-
: Jupiter
-
: Free Software in practice
-
- Anjandev Momi +
: Jupiter -- in-person
+
: Security
+
+ N/A N/A
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-

The Net beyond the web

+

Kids need to experience software freedom, not just the idea of it
-
: Saturn
-
: Exploring Free Software concepts
-
- Amin Bandali +
: Neptune -- online
+
: Education
+
+ Aaron Wolf
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-

The media ecology of source code access

+

It’s time to jailbreak the farm
-
: Neptune
+
: Saturn -- online
: Social context
-
- Clinton Ignatov +
+ Paul Roberts
- + Sick Codes
+ Kevin Kenney
+ kyle wiens
-

17:15 - 17:45 EDT (21:15 UTC) - Closing keynote

+

17:20 - 18:05 EDT (21:20 UTC)

-

Keynote by Free Software Foundation

+

TBA
-
: Jupiter
-
: Keynote
+
: Jupiter -- in-person
+
- LibrePlanet 2022 + LibrePlanet 2023
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17:45 - 18:00 EDT (21:45 UTC) - Closing notes

+

18:05 - 18:20 EDT (22:05 UTC) - Closing remarks

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LibrePlanet: Living Liberation Closing remarks

+

Closing notes
-
: Jupiter
+
: Jupiter -- in-person
: LibrePlanet special sessions
- LibrePlanet 2022 + by FSF