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Dear Ruben Safir,
The [LibrePlanet 2019][1] conference [call for sessions][2] (CfS)
deadline is nearly upon us! On Friday, November 9th, 2018, 10:00 EST
(14:00 UTC), in four short days, we will close the CfS and begin the
difficult task of deciding which talks to accept into the LibrePlanet
2019 program. We're excited to hear from new speakers and those new to
free software, as well as those of you who have been around for years.
[1]: https://libreplanet.org/2019
[2]: https://my.fsf.org/lp-call-for-sessions
**We want you to [submit to the CfS][2].**
LibrePlanet is an annual conference hosted by the [Free Software
Foundation][3] (FSF) for free software enthusiasts and anyone who
cares about the intersection of technology and social
justice. LibrePlanet brings together software developers, law and
policy experts, activists, students, and computer users to learn
skills, celebrate free software accomplishments, and face challenges
to software freedom.
[3]: https://fsf.org
LibrePlanet 2019's theme is “Trailblazing Free Software.” In 1983, the
free software movement was born with the announcement of the [GNU
Project][4]. FSF founder Richard Stallman saw the dangers of
proprietary code from the beginning: when code was kept secret from
users, they would be controlled by the technology they used, instead
of vice-versa. In contrast, free software emphasized a
community-oriented philosophy of sharing code freely, enabling people
to understand how the programs they use work, to build off of each
other's code, to pay it forward by sharing their own code, and to
create useful software that treats users fairly.
[4]: https://www.gnu.org/
We're looking for sessions on a wide range of topics: art, community,
education, legal, policy, and technical talks are just a few of the
categories represented at previous LibrePlanet conferences. It's
important to us to provide sessions that are friendly to newcomers and
experienced hackers alike, and we welcome presentations for kids or
teens.
Feel free to find some inspiration by browsing through the sessions
programs of previous years: [2018][5] and [2017][6]. You can also
[watch talks from past years][7] on our MediaGoblin instance. Some
sessions from previous years include:
* A newcomer’s perspective on & patches for the free software movement
* Copyleft, diversity, and critical infrastructure
* Hardware reverse engineering insights from the MAME
* libreCMC: The libre embedded GNU/Linux distro
* Nurturing non-coders
* State of the Onion
* Technology for direct actions
[5]: https://libreplanet.org/2018/program/
[6]: https://www.libreplanet.org/2017/program/
[7]: https://media.libreplanet.org/
If you have any questions, don't hesitate to reach out to us at
.
Cheers,
Molly de Blanc
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Free Software Foundation
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Dear Ruben Safir,
The LibrePlanet 2019 conference call for sessions (CfS)
deadline is nearly upon us! On Friday, November 9th, 2018, 10:00 EST
(14:00 UTC), in four short days, we will close the CfS and begin the
difficult task of deciding which talks to accept into the LibrePlanet
2019 program. We're excited to hear from new speakers and those new to
free software, as well as those of you who have been around for years.
We want you to submit to the CfS.
LibrePlanet is an annual conference hosted by the Free Software
Foundation (FSF) for free software enthusiasts and anyone who
cares about the intersection of technology and social
justice. LibrePlanet brings together software developers, law and
policy experts, activists, students, and computer users to learn
skills, celebrate free software accomplishments, and face challenges
to software freedom.
LibrePlanet 2019's theme is “Trailblazing Free Software.” In 1983, the
free software movement was born with the announcement of the GNU
Project. FSF founder Richard Stallman saw the dangers of
proprietary code from the beginning: when code was kept secret from
users, they would be controlled by the technology they used, instead
of vice-versa. In contrast, free software emphasized a
community-oriented philosophy of sharing code freely, enabling people
to understand how the programs they use work, to build off of each
other's code, to pay it forward by sharing their own code, and to
create useful software that treats users fairly.
We're looking for sessions on a wide range of topics: art, community,
education, legal, policy, and technical talks are just a few of the
categories represented at previous LibrePlanet conferences. It's
important to us to provide sessions that are friendly to newcomers and
experienced hackers alike, and we welcome presentations for kids or
teens.
Feel free to find some inspiration by browsing through the sessions
programs of previous years: 2018 and 2017. You can also
watch talks from past years on our MediaGoblin instance. Some
sessions from previous years include:
- A newcomer’s perspective on & patches for the free software movement
- Copyleft, diversity, and critical infrastructure
- Hardware reverse engineering insights from the MAME
- libreCMC: The libre embedded GNU/Linux distro
- Nurturing non-coders
- State of the Onion
- Technology for direct actions
If you have any questions, don't hesitate to reach out to us at
campaigns@fsf.org.
Cheers,
Molly de Blanc
Campaigns Manager
Free Software Foundation
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Dear Ruben Safir,
The [LibrePlanet 2019][1] conference [call for sessions][2] (CfS)
deadline is nearly upon us! On Friday, November 9th, 2018, 10:00 EST
(14:00 UTC), in four short days, we will close the CfS and begin the
difficult task of deciding which talks to accept into the LibrePlanet
2019 program. We're excited to hear from new speakers and those new to
free software, as well as those of you who have been around for years.
[1]: https://libreplanet.org/2019
[2]: https://my.fsf.org/lp-call-for-sessions
**We want you to [submit to the CfS][2].**
LibrePlanet is an annual conference hosted by the [Free Software
Foundation][3] (FSF) for free software enthusiasts and anyone who
cares about the intersection of technology and social
justice. LibrePlanet brings together software developers, law and
policy experts, activists, students, and computer users to learn
skills, celebrate free software accomplishments, and face challenges
to software freedom.
[3]: https://fsf.org
LibrePlanet 2019's theme is “Trailblazing Free Software.” In 1983, the
free software movement was born with the announcement of the [GNU
Project][4]. FSF founder Richard Stallman saw the dangers of
proprietary code from the beginning: when code was kept secret from
users, they would be controlled by the technology they used, instead
of vice-versa. In contrast, free software emphasized a
community-oriented philosophy of sharing code freely, enabling people
to understand how the programs they use work, to build off of each
other's code, to pay it forward by sharing their own code, and to
create useful software that treats users fairly.
[4]: https://www.gnu.org/
We're looking for sessions on a wide range of topics: art, community,
education, legal, policy, and technical talks are just a few of the
categories represented at previous LibrePlanet conferences. It's
important to us to provide sessions that are friendly to newcomers and
experienced hackers alike, and we welcome presentations for kids or
teens.
Feel free to find some inspiration by browsing through the sessions
programs of previous years: [2018][5] and [2017][6]. You can also
[watch talks from past years][7] on our MediaGoblin instance. Some
sessions from previous years include:
* A newcomer’s perspective on & patches for the free software movement
* Copyleft, diversity, and critical infrastructure
* Hardware reverse engineering insights from the MAME
* libreCMC: The libre embedded GNU/Linux distro
* Nurturing non-coders
* State of the Onion
* Technology for direct actions
[5]: https://libreplanet.org/2018/program/
[6]: https://www.libreplanet.org/2017/program/
[7]: https://media.libreplanet.org/
If you have any questions, don't hesitate to reach out to us at
.
Cheers,
Molly de Blanc
Campaigns Manager
Free Software Foundation
she/her/hers
--
* Follow us on GNU social at , on Diaspora at , and on Twitter at .
* Read about why we use Twitter, but only with caveats at .
* Subscribe to our RSS feeds at .
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Dear Ruben Safir,
The LibrePlanet 2019 conference call for sessions (CfS)
deadline is nearly upon us! On Friday, November 9th, 2018, 10:00 EST
(14:00 UTC), in four short days, we will close the CfS and begin the
difficult task of deciding which talks to accept into the LibrePlanet
2019 program. We're excited to hear from new speakers and those new to
free software, as well as those of you who have been around for years.
We want you to submit to the CfS.
LibrePlanet is an annual conference hosted by the Free Software
Foundation (FSF) for free software enthusiasts and anyone who
cares about the intersection of technology and social
justice. LibrePlanet brings together software developers, law and
policy experts, activists, students, and computer users to learn
skills, celebrate free software accomplishments, and face challenges
to software freedom.
LibrePlanet 2019's theme is “Trailblazing Free Software.” In 1983, the
free software movement was born with the announcement of the GNU
Project. FSF founder Richard Stallman saw the dangers of
proprietary code from the beginning: when code was kept secret from
users, they would be controlled by the technology they used, instead
of vice-versa. In contrast, free software emphasized a
community-oriented philosophy of sharing code freely, enabling people
to understand how the programs they use work, to build off of each
other's code, to pay it forward by sharing their own code, and to
create useful software that treats users fairly.
We're looking for sessions on a wide range of topics: art, community,
education, legal, policy, and technical talks are just a few of the
categories represented at previous LibrePlanet conferences. It's
important to us to provide sessions that are friendly to newcomers and
experienced hackers alike, and we welcome presentations for kids or
teens.
Feel free to find some inspiration by browsing through the sessions
programs of previous years: 2018 and 2017. You can also
watch talks from past years on our MediaGoblin instance. Some
sessions from previous years include:
- A newcomer’s perspective on & patches for the free software movement
- Copyleft, diversity, and critical infrastructure
- Hardware reverse engineering insights from the MAME
- libreCMC: The libre embedded GNU/Linux distro
- Nurturing non-coders
- State of the Onion
- Technology for direct actions
If you have any questions, don't hesitate to reach out to us at
campaigns@fsf.org.
Cheers,
Molly de Blanc
Campaigns Manager
Free Software Foundation
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