[CWN-Summit] Open Space Austin - Setting a new agenda for community ICT - April 29-30.

Sascha Meinrath sascha at ucimc.org
Sat Mar 19 18:57:13 CST 2005


Hi all,

Thought this would interest folks -- should be an extremely interesting 
time and I'm hoping we'll be able to build on some of the themes that came 
up during the National Summit for Community Wireless Networks.

Hope to see you there,

--Sascha

*** PLEASE FORWARD ***

You are invited to OPEN SPACE AUSTIN where pioneers and visionaries, 
activists and advocates in Community Information and Communications 
Technology will open a space to articulate a strategic agenda for our 
field.

The Seventh Annual Community Networking Conference will consist of a CN7 
Workshop Day and a Strategic Leadership Summit: "Open Space Austin"

CN7 Workshops on Thurs. April 28
Open Space Austin Summit April 29-30.

Vision:  Convergence and Alignment of Positive Social Forces behind 
Community ICT

Open Space Austin (OSA) will be an intensive two day strategy meeting, 
designed to spark common alignment, new alliances and individual actions 
for anyone passionate about community & independent media, community 
networking, community wireless, community informatics & research or 
community technology and the relevance of these to community and economic 
development. The format will consist of a variety of large and small group 
discussion around self-selected topics, with a standard reporting system 
that will dynamically generate a conference report available at the 
conclusion of the meeting.

Website:  http://www.openspaceaustin.net

(Working) Agenda for Open Space Austin:

http://wiki.cuwireless.net/wirelessWiki/OpenStructuredAgenda

CN7 Workshops will include a BPL/Wireless full-day track and other 
workshop sessions currently under development.

Location:  Holiday Inn South, Austin, Texas

Your leadership at OSA is critical to our field.

Sincerely,

Michael Maranda, AFCN
Richard Civille, RTC
Gene Crick, TCRC
Michael Gurstein, CIRN
Sascha Meinrath, CUWiN


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