Open Data @31c3

Website	http://okfn.de, http://codefor.de, http://jugendhackt.de, http://fragdenstaat.de
Contact	info@okfn.de, codeforhamburg@lists.okfn.org, info@jugendhackt.de
Description	We are enthusiasts of the Open Data community in Germany who would like to represent open data hacks and cool showcases, give open data workshops to individuals and discuss with people passing-by about open data projects. Specifically, we want to create a place to go for young coders and other interested minors. Therefore, we would prefer a space which is easy to find.
Members	Elf Pavlik, Filter, Opendatacoder, Profemo, Pudo, Themaastrix, Yetzt
Projects	create project
Self-organized Sessions	Erasmus Open Data Program
Subassemblies Awearness
Tags	opendata, jugend_hackt, kids, education, data, code for germany
Registered on	19 November 2014 19:21:43
Location for self-organized sessions	yes
Self-organized session notes	Join us Easy introduction to simple Open Data visualization Introduction to Open Data in general Open Data - what is it good for? Geodata for beginners and more to come
Other assemblies by tags... 3d printing 3d scanning android angularjs art berlin cacert cad crypto diy education electronics erfa freifunk hackerspace hardware hardware hacking it security karlsruhe led linux network politics science security social soldering university web whisky workshop
Location	,

Orga contact	webtobesocial@gmail.com
Brings	We might need two square meters of extra space. Furthermore, we would need a couple of sockets.
Seats needed	25
Extra seats	8
Assembly specification	2. We'd like to come together with a lot of people, a spot with lot's of people passing by and good visibility would be nice., 3. We need something special or in between those options: Please specify in the field planning notes.
Planning notes	It would be great to get a space which is easy to find for kids and young coders.

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We are enthusiasts of the Open Data community in Germany who would like to represent open data hacks and cool showcases, give open data workshops to individuals and discuss with people passing-by about open data projects. Specifically, we want to create a place to go for young coders and other interested minors. Therefore, we would prefer a space which is easy to find.

The Open Knowledge Foundation Germany is the main hub for Open Data enthusiasts and hackers of society in Germany. The overlapping communities of its three most successful projects, will be present here: Code for Germany (a project boosting civic tech: codefor.de), Jugend hackt (a fostering program for young coders: jugendhackt.de) and FragDenStaat (*the* German FOI portal: fragdenstaat.de)

We look forward to meeting everyone who works or is interested in Open Data. Especially, we are happy about kids and young coders stopping by!