[Ta3m-Seattle] TA3M Seattle March 2016 meeting

[Ann Summy]

Please join us on Monday, March 21 for great presentations on
techno-activism.  This month we will be hosted at Seattle University School
of Law.  Details are below and can also be viewed here:
https://wiki.openitp.org/events:techno-activism_3rd_mondays:seattle.  Feel
free to print out and distribute the attached flyer.  See you there!

When: March 21, 2016, 6:30-9:00pm

Where: Seattle University School of Law
Sullivan Hall Room 309
Sullivan Hall is located at the intersection of 12th Ave and E Columbia St
and is the main law school building.
<http://www.law.seattleu.edu/about-us/directions>
Schedule:

6:30-7:00 pizza & mingle
7:00-7:10 Ann: welcome
7:10-8:00 Brian: Cyber Citizenship
8:00-8-10 break
8:10-9:00 Jeromy: IPFS

(Order of speakers subject to change.)
Presentations:

   1. “Cyber Citizenship Through the Lenses of Access to Justice & the ADA”
   by Brian Rowe

   Abstract:
   The line between human and machine is becoming more blurred each day.
   For many of us our technology defines who we are and how we interact with
   the world, unplugging is no longer an option when our hearts and minds are
   part of the technology that provides lifesaving functions, reasonable
   accommodations, and access to justice. The synergy that comes from humans
   and machines melding together gives us new opportunities for enabling
   previously disenfranchised populations or creating new walled gardens.
   Which future will we enable with our technology polices and best practices?

   Bio:
   Brian Rowe is a professor and techie working at Northwest Justice
   Project, managing the National Technology Assistance Project and teaching
   at the University of Washington and Seattle University. He is also a former
   Chairman of the Board for Washington Lawyers for the Arts and the
   Washington State Access to Justice Boards Technology Committee. Brian
   teaches in the areas of Privacy law, Ethics, Copyright and Information
   Policy.
   Brian has worked for Creative Commons, Public Knowledge, the Washington
   State Access to Justice Board, Microsoft, Wizards of the Coast, and
   Disability Rights Washington. He is also a social media expert with a
   modest YouTube following. Brian was the winner of the 2009 WSBA IP Section
   Scholarship Award and a Google Public Policy Fellowship.

   2. “An Introduction to the Distributed Web on IPFS” by Jeromy Johnson

   Bio:
   Jeromy is a distributed systems programmer working for Protocols Labs
   working on the next iteration of internet technologies. He also happens to
   like Go, coffee and rainy weather.
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