Digital sovereignty is a process constantly in the making. It is a fundamental prerequisite to partaking critically in digital transformation. This international symposium and exhibition will investigate – through various perspectives – new opportunities and challenges for the future(s) of digital participation and policymaking. It will provide an open space for multi- and transdisciplinary reflection and confrontation on current conversations around possible alternatives to technological and social practices. Ultimately, the conference will bring together scholars, artists, activists, and human rights advocates to facilitate a broader discussion on their practices and to further develop transformative processes fostering digital involvement.

Keynotes

• Renata Ávila Pinto – CEO of the Open Knowledge Foundation
• Adam Greenfield – Founder and Managing Director Urbanscale | London, UK
• Gilberto Vieira  – Co-Founder of data_labe

Remarks

• Armaghan Naghipour –  Permanent Secretary for Higher Education, Research and Gender Equality at the Berlin Senate Department for Higher Education and Research, Health, Long-term Care and Gender Equality

More about the Conference

• Program
• Registration