Tonight: Women in IT
Join us later today -- Thursday, August 3rd -- for an interactive session on challenges facing women in technology today, and the opportunities available to overcome them. An expert panel discussion leading into breakout sessions will explore the major factors impacting women working in technology. We will also feature organizations that work with women in technology, bringing their unique perspectives to addressing these needs. With your support, this can be the first in a series of ongoing discussions about the myriad of ways in which women impact IT - and vice versa.
This is a FREE event will take place at the Center for Social Innovation at 215 Spadina Ave at 5:30pm to 7:30pm. SPACE IS LIMITED ALMOST GONE! DOWN TO FOUR AVAILABLE SPOTS. So, If you’d like to attend the event, please register at our Mollyguard site.
Look forward to seeing you tonight!—A special edition of Social Tech Brewing Co. Toronto brought to you by the Women of Social Tech.
Post-event drinks will happen *upstairs* at the Rivoli on Queen.
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Saturday: online freedom of speech event
Jon Newton, from Vancouver Island, BC, the founder and editor of p2pnet.net, is being sued by Nikki Hemming, CEO of the infamous Australian Kazaa P2P application. This is a precedent-setting case, the first of its kind, and vividly illustrates the danger of applying ancient laws to Freedom of Expression in the digital age.
A special Online Freedom of Expression round table will take place at Toronto's Centre for Social Innovation, 215 Spadina Avenue, Suite 120, Toronto, from 3 - 5PM. There will also be a fundraiser following the round table at the Rivoli: details are here.
For additional information contact Neil Leyton at nleyton@gmail.com, or Tina Siegel at tina.siegel@gmail.com.
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