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2019 PROGRAM
2019 PROGRAM
keynote speaker
keynote speaker
Dr. Ruth De Souza
Dr. Ruth De Souza
Confronting power in digital health: Participatory research and culturally and linguistically diverse communities. Thursday, 7 November 9:15AM (full bio).
keynote speaker
keynote speaker
Brandi Collins-Dexter
Brandi Collins-Dexter
All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace - the fight to build a social contract for the digital age. Wednesday, 6 November 9:15AM (full bio).
sessions Schedule
sessions Schedule
Link to conference program: https://www.conftool.net/prato2019/sessions.php
conference location
conference location
Monash University Via Pugliesi, 26
- Sessions (unless otherwise noted) will take place in Sala Grollo.
- Registration (on Wednesday) will take place in Sala Caminetto.
Directions:
Upon entering Monash from Via Pugliesi, take the staircase (located on the ground floor) to the first floor. This will bring you to the first floor landing as well as registration area, coffee bar, and main conference meeting location.
Past CONFERENCE programs
Past CONFERENCE programs
- 2017 Art as Archive: Archive as Art & The Imagined Archive
- 2016 Engaging with Participation, Activism, and Technologies
- 2015 Privilege, Information, Knowledge & Power: An endless dilemma?
- 2014 Challenges and Solutions
- 2013 Nexus, Confluence, and Difference: Community Archives meets Community Informatics
- 2012 Ideals Meet Reality
- 2011 To measure or not to measure: that is the question* and Conference Proceedings
*attributed to a lost work of William Shakespeare
- 2010 Tales of the Unexpected: Vision and Reality in Community Informatics
- 2009 Empowering communities: learning from community informatics practice
- 2008 ICTs for Social Inclusion: What is the Reality?
- 2007 Community Informatics--Prospects For Communities and Action
- 2006 Constructing and sharing memory: Community informatics, identity and empowerment
- 2004 Sustainability and Community Technology: What Does this Mean for Community Informatics?
- 2003 Many Voices, Many Places
- 2002 Building Community Conference; Conference proceedings
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