Assembly:Free Software Foundation Europe
Website | fsfe.org |
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Contact | eal(at)fsfe.org, bonnie(at)fsfe.org |
Description | All you need is software freedom! We do lobbying & public relations and we offer legal guidance and interest representation in favor of Free Software. Let's put the hacking back into politics! |
Members | Dreirik, Purine.bitter, Vanitasvitae, Weeman |
Projects | create project |
Self-organized Sessions | "Join us now and ..." sing together the Free Software song |
Subassembly of | Assembly:About:freedom |
Tags | copyleft, drm, europe, free society, free software, free your android, pmpc, gnu, gpl, ilovefs, linux, open source, open standards, policy, politics, privacy, publiccode, reuse, foss4smes, user rights |
Provides stage | no |
Location for self-organized sessions | no |
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The FSFE's assembly is part of the Cluster about:freedom. Our assembly is hosted for and by our members, friends and supporters to offer a common space to discuss, meet, hack and organise. If you like to hang out with some friendly Free Software geeks this is a good place to be. All creatures welcome!
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Free Software Song sing-along
Everyday in the Cluster about:freedom 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!
Singing times are:
Date | Time |
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27.12 | 20:00 |
28.12 | 20:00 |
29.12 | 20:00 |
30.12 | 20:00 |
There is no guarantee that there won't be an additional sing-along session, which is not included in the time schedule. The best way to prevent you from missing any sing-along session is to visit us :)
Our Sessions
Our sessions are part of the about:freedom Cluster. Find here after a list of our sessions:
Day 1 // December 27
Talk | Stage | Date | Time | Duration |
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Free Software for Qualitative Social Research | Wikipaka WG | 27.12. | 17:00 | 30 min |
Emergency VPN: Analyzing mobile network traffic to detect digital threats | Chaos-West | 27.12. | 17:30 | 20 min |
„Free-Software-Song-sing-along“ | Assembly | 27.12. | 20:00 | 10 min |
Day 2 // December 28
Session | Stage | Date | Time | Duration |
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"The Secret Truecrypt Audit from the BSI" | CDC Stage | 28.12. | 14:00 | 45 min |
"Conceptual Models of Sustainability" | Seminar room 14-15 | 28.12. | 14:30 | 30 min |
“Computer says no”: Worüber sollen Algorithmen entscheiden dürfen“ | OIO | 28.12. | 16:45 | 25 min |
"Das Freie Software 1x1: Grundlagen & typische Missverständnisse aufklären" | Lecture room 11 | 28.12. | 18:30 | 60 min |
„Free-Software-Song-sing-along“ | Assembly | 27.12. | 20:00 | 10 min |
"Decentralized and centralized control: global trends in network censorship" | Lecture room M1 | 28.12. | 20:00 | 30 min |
"The state of secure messaging: the case of OTR" | CDC - Stage | 28.12. | 20:30 | 30 min |
„Extending the lifetime of smartphones with Replicant, a fully free Android distribution“ | OIO | 28.12. | 20:50 | 25 min |
„Freedom to go - A workshop from An- to F- to G-Droid“ | Lecture Room M2 | 28.12. | 21:00 | 120 min |
Day 3 // December 29
Session | Stage | Date | Time | Duration |
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"Free Software for Open Science " | Wikipaka WG | 29.12. | 12:45 | 60 min |
Public Money? Public Code! A campaign framework to promote software freedom | Chaos-West | 29.12. | 14:00 | 50 min |
Alternatives to Google Apps on Android | Lecture room M1 | 29.12. | 15:00 | 30 min |
"Carbon.txt - what would a robots.txt for green infrastructure look like?" | Lecture room M2 | 29.12. | 18:00 | 60 min |
„Free-Software-Song-sing-along“ | Assembly | 27.12. | 20:00 | 10 min |
"The Bisq DAO: A New Model for Sustainable Free Software" | Lecture room M1 | 29.12. | 20:00 | 60 min |
Day 4 // December 30
Talk | Stage | Date | Time | Duration |
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„Going fully Foss! A non-profits adventure in building a completely FOSS IT environment.“ | OIO | 30.12. | 12:40 | 55 min |
Our 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