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DESCRIPTION:Movement Organizing, Technology and Networked Politics:\n\nThe Experience 
 of the Social Forums\n\nFriday 5th December 2008  - 6:30 pm - 8:30 
 pm\n\nThe Mission Cultural Center Gallery\n\n2868 Mission Street, between 
 24th and 25th\n\nwww.networked-politics.info\n\nPlease join us for a 
 comparative discussion of decentralized organizing and networking 
 strategies at the World Social Forum, the Americas Social Forum, the 
 European Social Forum, and the US Social Forum, with key organizers from 
 each.  What are the successes, failures, and further potentials of the 
 Social Forum network models and how do each of these Forums organize 
 differently and how do they benefit from the internet?\n\nThis is a 
 discussion for individuals and collectives interested in the Social Forums 
 and in global social movements more generally.   It precedes a weekend 
 symposium on networked politics and technological tools at UC Berkeley, and 
 is part of an ongoing collaborative research project on new forms of 
 political organization.\n\nOrganized and sponsored by:  Networked Politics 
 project, Transnational Institute, Transform! Italia, Glocal Barcelona, 
 Funders Network on Trade and Globalization, International Forum on 
 Globalization, Labor Tech, International Computer Science Institute at UC 
 Berkeley, School of Information at UC Berkeley, Global Commons 
 Foundation.\n\nThis event is free and open to the public.\n\nFor more 
 information contact:  Katharine Wallerstein – 
 kwallerstein@globalcommonsfoundation.org\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2008/12/01/18553317.php
SUMMARY:Movement Organizing, Technology and Networked Politics: The Experience of the Social Forum
LOCATION:The Mission Cultural Center Gallery\n2868 Mission Street, between 24th and 
 25th \nSan Francisco
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2008/12/01/18553317.php
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