Free Software Foundation Europe
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| Website | https://www.fsfe.org |
|---|---|
| Contact | Erik Albers, eal@fsfe.org |
| Description | The Free Software Foundation Europe is dedicated to spread software freedom as a way and a central pillar of a free society. We do lobbying & public relations and we offer legal advice and interest representation in favor of Free Software. This assembly is hosted for and by our members, friends and supporters to offer a common space to discuss, meet, hack and organise. Let's put the hacking back into politics! |
| Members | Eal |
| Projects | create project |
| Self-organized Sessions | "Join us now and ..." sing together the Free Software song, Aaron's Law and Other Unfinished Business, Everybody hates MIMEs - Challenges in keeping p≡p engine development free, Fund-Raising for Free Software - Thinking Big, Human Rights and Surveillance, Not quite Free and Open Source, PSLab.io - Pocket Science Lab, Personal Assistants By People for the People |
| Subassembly of | Assembly:About:freedom |
| Related to Assembly | Assembly:About:freedom |
| Tags | article13, copyleft, crypto, drm, encryption, europe, foss4smes, free society, free software, free your android, gnu, gnupg, gpl, ilovefs, internet, linux, open source, open standards, pmpc, policy, politics, privacy, publiccode, reuse |
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| Provides stage | no |
| Location for self-organized sessions | maybe |
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Contents
Find us
Find our assembly in the cluster about:freedom at:
CCL, Mehzweckflächen 3-4, Ebene 0
Be our guest
Our assembly is hosted for and by our members, friends and supporters to offer a common space to discuss, meet, hack and organise. All creatures welcome!
If you are from a like-minded organisation, you can use our social area for formal and informal meetings. Just ask.
If you simply like to hang out in our space with some friendly Free Software geeks, be very welcome to do so!
Our Sessions
Day 1: Thursday 27
20:00 "Join us now and ..." sing together the Free Software song!
21:00 Detection of refugee boats on the Mediterranean with a drone by using FOSS by petrosilius in the Open Infrastructure Orbit
Day 2: Friday 28
12:00 Open Prototype Fund by Katharina Meyer in the Open Infrastructure Orbit
14:00 Human Rights and Surveillance by Marco Kühnel in Lecture Room M2
17:00 PSLab.io - Pocket Science Lab by Mario Behling in Lecture Room M1
18:00 Aaron's Law and Other Unfinished Business by Naomi Colvin in Lecture Room M2
19:00 Not quite Free and Open Source by Hanno Böck in Lecture Room 11
20:00 "Join us now and ..." sing together the Free Software song!
Day 3: Saturday 29
16:00 Personal Assistants By People for the People by Michael Christen in Lecture room M1
16:10 Archäologische Studien im Datenmüll by Katharina Nocun and Letty in Lecture room Adams
17:00 F-Droid:Pimp your Android(-fork) with the best Free Software apps by Erik Albers in the Open Infrastructure Orbit
18:00 Everybody hates MIMEs - Challenges in keeping p≡p engine development free by Krista Brennet in Lecture room M1
19:00 Fund-Raising for Free Software - Thinking Big by Carsten Knoll in Lecture room M2
20:00 "Join us now and ..." sing together the Free Software song!
20:50 Butterbrotdosen-Smartphone by Bücherratten in Room: Dijkstra
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 out loud our love for Free Software!
Sing-along sessions will happen everyday at 20:00.
Haecksen Shrine
The FSFE is happy to participate with a Haecksen Shrine inside our about:freedom cluster. We will dedicate our shrine to St. Jude.
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 a non-busy time. Bring 15 minutes of time with you, good mood, ask and you are welcome.
The Free Software challenge is kids-friendly and open for everyone from 8 years or more. No violence and no animals harmed!
FSFE's MISSION
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