Revision as of 16:57, 24 July 2017

Name	Arrival	Departure	Bringing
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Eal	Thu Aug 3 16:00	Tue Aug 8 16:00
Nico	Thu Aug 3 0:00	Tue Aug 8 0:00
comzeradd	Thu Aug 3 13:00	Tue Aug 8 14:00
multimho	Thu Aug 3 0:00	Wed Aug 9 0:00
pandemonium	Thu Aug 3 0:00	Tue Aug 8 0:00
polmal	Thu Aug 3 0:00	Tue Aug 8 0:00
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Our talks and sessions

• Friday, August 4, 17:20 @ the Italian embassy:
  Public Money Public Code by Polina Malaja

The FSFE's latest campaign "Public money, public code" (PMPC) evolves around the demand targeted at public administrations to release software which is paid with taxpayers' money as Free Software. We believe that publicly funded software should be considered as public good and be freely available for everybody to reuse, study, share and improve. Thre talk gives an overview of our PMPC campaign, together with concrete action points on how everybody can engage in the campaign and support our goal.

• Friday, August 4, 18:30 @ the Italian embassy:
  Secure communications hardware by Maurice Verheesen

• Friday, August 4, 22:15 @ the Italian embassy:
  Pimp your Android(-fork) with the best Free Software apps (live + interactive)

  by Erik Albers

F-Droid is a Free Software App repository (similar to a "market place") for Android systems and every Android-based fork. F-Droid is easy to install and easy to use. This is interactive! We will install F-Droid (in case you do not yet have it) and demonstrate the five or so most usable apps. After that the stage is free to be filled with you and your favorite F-Droid app. Bring your own device and join and share with us to pimp your phone with Free Software!

• Saturday, August 5, 12:30 @ the Italian embassy:
  Free Software in the Dutch public sector by Nico Rikken

Almost 15 years ago now the Dutch government first officially commited to adopting open source software. But what has come of that? Spoiler alert: very little! Especially compared to other countries. That's why it is a recurring theme in politics, as policy does not result in change. In this presentation I'll dig deep and highlight the projects that do meet that initial goal of open source adoption.

• Monday, August 7, 11:10 @ Stage 1:
  How to make use of democratic elections for your own purpose by Erik Albers

In the other half of the year and in 2018, most probably a majority of Sha Camp visitors will have an election. Time to get organised and bring in your topic into the elections. This talk will show and compare different forms of political campaigns during election times, including Free Software tools. Best methods to be used for the different forms of campaigning will be explained in a way for you to pick it up and make it work for your topic. Let's put pressure bottom-up again!

• Monday, August 7, 12:30 @ the Italian embassy:
  What code are you running? by Nico Rikken

When you open up a webpage, or write an e-mail you are dependent on hundreds of libraries and many million lines of code working as expected. Considering your average free software stack, your trust is in the developers and mantainers of the application, the libraries and the distro to do their job. Recently projects were initiatiated to build a second chain of trust, in the software itself. In my presentation I'll explain why we need to increase the trustworthiness of our systems, and what solutions are being worked on to increase that trust. Some of the projects I'll highlight are Reproducible builds, GuixSD, QubesOS and the L4 kernel.

• Free Software Song sing-along
• Project:Free Software song choir
• The ultimate Free Software challenge

We would love to self-host more sessions. If you have space for us, please contact us.

The ultimate Free Software challenge

If you have been at the 33C3 you know that there will be noGame at the FSFE-Assembly : ) However, you can try the ultimate Free Software challenge that will let you dig deep into the history of Free Software, so deep that you might reach the big-bang-moment of Free Software. Be prepared for an inspiring and challenging journey and bring some friends (or any randomly allocated companionship) to pass it together. You know, sharing is caring!

There is no fixed schedule for this session. To participate in the ultimate Free Software challenge, simply make sure to be four to seven people and come at any time to the FSFE village. Bring good mood, ask and you are welcome.

The Free Software challenge is also kids-friendly and open for everyone from 8 years or more. No violence, no pron and no animals harmed!

Free Software Song sing-along at the FSFE Assembly

"Join us now and ..." sing together the Free Software song!

Everyday at the Assembly of the Free Software Foundation Europe we invite you to sing together the Free Software song; We have the lyrics and a conductor. Simply come, bring your hacker buddies and your voice and maybe an instrument and we form an ad-hoc choir and sing all together the Free Software Song!
Kids-friendly & All creatures welcome!

Schedule:
Friday, August 4, Day 1 @ 20:00
Saturday, August 5, Day 1 @ 11:00
Sunday, August 6, Day 1 @ 17:00
Monday, August 7, Day 1 @ 14:00
Tuesday, August 8, Day 1 @ 10:00

BTW: If you are interested in a pro-choir who performs the Free Software song on stage, don't miss this chance to make a momentum of SHA history and check our Project: choir to perform the Free Software song.

Project:Free Software song choir

For the first time, we are running a project to form a choir that performs the Free Software song. After a short time of practice we like to bring this choir on stage. Don't miss this chance to be part and to make a momentum of SHA2017.

In preparation you find Benjamin's sheet music on imslp and you can even listen to it on musescore.

More details to come!

If you are interested in the choir or you have a stage and like the choir to perform at your place, get in contact.

About the Free Software Foundation Europe:

Free Software Foundation Europe is a charity that empowers users to control technology.

Software is deeply involved in all aspects of our lives. It is important that this technology empowers rather than restricts us. Free Software gives everybody the rights to use, understand, adapt and share software. These rights help support other fundamental rights like freedom of speech, freedom of press and privacy.

Free Software Foundation Europe:

• Helps individuals and organisations to understand how Free Software contributes to freedom, transparency, and self-determination.
• Enhances users' rights by abolishing barriers to Free Software adoption.
• Encourages people to use and develop Free Software.
• Provides resources to enable everyone to further promote Free Software in Europe