Dear all, We are terribly sorry to announce that our community hangout today has to be postponed. Kersti is down with a severe flu, so we'll reschedule on a date soon (most likely in two weeks time). Updated information will follow very soon.
-Christian -- Christian Villum International Community Manager skype: christianvillum | @villum <http://www.twitter.com/villum> Open Knowledge <http://okfn.org/> * - A World Where Knowledge Creates Power For The Many, Not The Few* http://okfn.org/ | @okfn <http://twitter.com/OKFN> Facebook <https://www.facebook.com/OKFNetwork> | Blog <http://blog.okfn.org/> On Thu, Feb 12, 2015 at 12:14 PM, Kersti Wissenbach <[email protected]> wrote: > Dear all, > > > I would love to invite you to join our next community call. This session > will be part of my broader research on transnational activism and community > building across borders. > > You can find more information and have further options to engage on the > topic in our newly created OK forum section here: > > http://discuss.okfn.org/t/open-knowledge-community-identity/193 > > > *Your input counts! *So please join us in the hangout, leave your > thoughts in the forum and spread the word widely! Looking forward to chat > with many of you!! > > > Community Session Hangout: Discussion of the Open Knowledge community > identity > > February 19, 2015 > > > How do Open Knowledge members (local groups etc.) around the globe > identify with the OK community, do we have a shared sense of belonging and > identity at all and what is it triggered by? And what does that imply for > OK on its way to a global ... movement, network, or other organizational > construct? > > The aim of this community session is to shed light on those questions and > to explore if the Open Knowledge community identifies itself differently in > relation to each other (e.g. all us activist individuals among ourselves > and also in relation to other activist groups / non OK 'branded') and in > relation to Open Knowledge International. > > Those explorations are part of a broader interest in shifting dynamics of > socio-political activism from the perspective of civic motivations to > engage across national borders. > > The session will be directed by Kersti Wissenbach from Open Knowledge > Netherlands, supported by Christian and Katelyn from Open Knowledge > International." > > *Kersti Ruth Wissenbach* > campaign strategies | program coordination | research > > *Freedom of Expression & Information | Open Development **| ICT4C * > > NL ambassador Open Knowledge Foundation > > Mobile +31 (0)634193966 > Skype kersti.wissenbach > @kerstiru > > >
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