Out in the Open!
[ UUID ] c6cfa7bf-ba27-4bf9-bb10-858fb9c5a728
[ Session Name ] Out in the Open! [ Primary Space ] Queering MozFest [ Secondary Space ] Openness
[ Submitter's Name ] Pablo Aguilera [ Submitter's Affiliated Organisation ] R3D : red en defensa de los derechos digitales
What will happen in your session?
We will explore how collaborative networks and open processes can contribute to improving Internet Health for LGBTQI+ communities.
- Through case studies, the facilitators present a broad picture of the status of Internet Health on LGBTQI+ rights
- Participants contribute to analyzing the current context of Internet Health for LGBTQI+ populations and through "creative scoring" determine together the status of Internet Health for LGBTQI+
- Facilitators present case studies on how stronger collaborations and open work can contribute to protecting LGBTQI+ rights in the digital context
- Out in the Open! Participants will craft together a roadmap to identify how / if collaborative networks, documenting evidence, and collective action can improve the Internet Health for LGBTQI+ communities
What is the goal or outcome of your session?
Out in the Open! -the session is the inception of an open collaborative network that strengthens the link between digital rights and LGBTQI+ rights. 1- Participants with diverse backgrounds, working on digital rights and LGBTQI+ rights, determine what are the needs and opportunities to collaborate effectively to improve internet health for LGBTQI+ 2- Participants are more aware of the current status of internet health for LGBTQI+ communities in diverse issues (decentralization, digital inclusion, Openness, privacy and security, and web literacy) 3- Out in the Open! becomes an ongoing space enriched by LGBTQI+ and digital rights organizations working openly to document evidence and take collective action on LGBTQI+ rights in the digital context.
If your session requires additional materials or electronic equipment, please outline your needs.
projector and audio equipment to project short videos (if possible).
Time needed
90 mins