I thought the unconference was great! From a participants perspective, I didn't sense a lack of organization and was really impressed by all the different sessions that were available. It was hard choosing which ones to go to because they all seemed interesting (and I still have FOMO from missing out on a few). My favorites were the workshops where it was more collaborative and a smaller group setting - like the "How to Have a Nice Time Doing Politics with Your Friends" and "Let's Build a Canon". I also thought ending with the lightning talks was a real high - it was energizing to hear about all the cool things people are working on and how to stay in touch with people we met. I took a lot away from the conference and excited to attend others!
I thought the unconference was great! From a participants perspective, I didn't sense a lack of organization and was really impressed by all the different sessions that were available. It was hard choosing which ones to go to because they all seemed interesting (and I still have FOMO from missing out on a few). My favorites were the workshops where it was more collaborative and a smaller group setting - like the "How to Have a Nice Time Doing Politics with Your Friends" and "Let's Build a Canon". I also thought ending with the lightning talks was a real high - it was energizing to hear about all the cool things people are working on and how to stay in touch with people we met. I took a lot away from the conference and excited to attend others!
This seems really cool. Are there similar projects in London? Thanks for sharing your talk online. Keep up the great work
Yes! Reach out to @ruliad. Or if you're on Twitter you can. message him at https://twitter.com/serjsolarpunk
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