Fwd: [Networkedlabour] networked collaboration for the workshop in Berlin
---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Örsan Şenalp <[email protected]> Date: Mon, May 19, 2014 at 8:33 AM Subject: [Networkedlabour] networked collaboration for the workshop in Berlin To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]
Below is the text from titanpad we use to collaborate to prepare the content of the 'digital labour organising workshop' in Berlin: "TASKS 1. Content: Clear & short content - new organising (2.0), tools, experiences, potential of onine remote exchange for training and organising (via ON & BBB, livesgtreaming kind of tools) 2. Format: Clear & semi-formal format for smooth and productive exchange among key experiences people 3. Technical: 'one click in' for BBB on USI, appratus/information needed s and instructions - email call to and practical info. for participants 1. Content: Title: Organizing Digital Labour and Digital Labour Organising Workshop [LabourStart (http://LabourStart.org) 5th Global Solidarity Conference (http://LabourStart.org/2014 ), Unions and Media - Track (6), 23-25 May, 2014 Berlin] Theme: The digitalising of the economies means major challenges for workers and their unions globally. New ICTs create new structures and new 'cyber-works' that allow the state and capital to reorganise production, consumption, finance and politics alongside global production commodity networks. As a result we are lose social and labour rights that we won after giving long and painful democratic struggles in the centre and the periphery. Yet, the developments in the ICTs also bear great potential for us when re-organising ourselves. The workshop creates a space for fruitful practical and solution focused space to exchange and work on impressive tools and tactics, core issues, main problems and useful lessons on digital labour (self-)organising, especially of the informal and precarious workers'. We invite key labour activists, organiser and researchers who are engaged and observing the most recent experiences, to share ideas and collaborate. 2. FORMAT Short interventions from key persons in addressing the core issues in relevant topic. (5. min max for all interventions ) Opening, welcome and the solution focused framework - Orsan Facts and figures of digital labour: Vincent Mosco (tbc) - Knowledge workers and union density? Trebor Schulz (tbc) - Exploitation of the digital labour, what does it means for unions? Johan Soderberg (tbc) - Digitalisation an computerisation and workers? Christian Fusch (tbc) - Virtual work and Digital tools and union work Duck Zwart: using digital tools for local union work Jack Bos and Irena Marmelstain (FNV Bondgenoten): how we use social media tools for daily union work at national level? Walton Patland (Union Solidarity International - USI and Cyberunions) - Ways and Hows of labour internationalism with digital tools Stephan Mahood (May First / Peoples Link and Cyberiunions) Peter Hall Jones (NUN): Derek Blackedder (LabourStart): facebook and the problems with corporate social media? Umar Karatepe, Kivanc Eliacik (DISK): Gezi, labour, social media Mark Dilley - Wikis and Unions Informal & digital labour/grassroots organising Pat Horn (Street.Net): problems with international informal labour organising Sarah Horowitz (Freelancers Union, USA) Kati Sipp (Hack the Union, USA) Dave Hollis (NetzwerkIT, UK/Gr): How to organize safly using digital communication tools ? Onder Ozdemir (LabourNet, CapulTV Turkey) Steve Zeltzer (LabourTech, USA) Vlad (Global Revolution) and Mehmet (NaberMedya) TO BE ADDED: OWS-Labour Workgroup / 99 Picket Lines … ? - China Labour Bulletin ? - Sacom ***** developing questions and proposals for intervenes: Which issues and questions to address to be able to contribute actual struggles and resistances: " comments are more then welcome. now have to configure short 'to the point questions' for the identified people and communicate/invite them in person. In case you are one of those persons reading it on the list, or you are close to one of them personally, please feel free to talk to them and invite. It may be better to do it after, in case you need to, adding/modifying the content and format. Comrade Walton, of the USI, has created an cyber room for on the USI website here: https://usilive.org/ on the right hand columns, there is a box 'BigBlueButton'. The room called 'digital labour'. here you just enter your name as user, and '123' as password. and we have also tutorial ready: https://usilive.org/using-usi-web-conferencing-for-your-branch-meeting/ Hope you like and can contribute. The actual workshop will take place on 9.30 am in Berlin. Here is the conference website: http://www.labourstart.org/2014/ If there is anyone on the list planning to come already and would like to help and join it is more than appreciated. in global solidarity, Orsan _______________________________________________ NetworkedLabour mailing list [email protected] http://lists.contrast.org/mailman/listinfo/networkedlabour -- *Please note an intrusion wiped out my inbox on February 8; I have no record of previous communication, proposals, etc ..* P2P Foundation: http://p2pfoundation.net - http://blog.p2pfoundation.net <http://lists.ourproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/p2p-foundation>Updates: http://twitter.com/mbauwens; http://www.facebook.com/mbauwens #82 on the (En)Rich list: http://enrichlist.org/the-complete-list/
Here is the titan pad link: http://titanpad.com/digitallabourorganizing workshop will take place on sunday morning, 25 may. Orsan On 19 May 2014 16:09, Michel Bauwens <[email protected]> wrote:
---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Örsan Şenalp <[email protected]> Date: Mon, May 19, 2014 at 8:33 AM Subject: [Networkedlabour] networked collaboration for the workshop in Berlin To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
Below is the text from titanpad we use to collaborate to prepare the content of the 'digital labour organising workshop' in Berlin:
"TASKS 1. Content: Clear & short content - new organising (2.0), tools, experiences, potential of onine remote exchange for training and organising (via ON & BBB, livesgtreaming kind of tools) 2. Format: Clear & semi-formal format for smooth and productive exchange among key experiences people 3. Technical: 'one click in' for BBB on USI, appratus/information needed s and instructions - email call to and practical info. for participants
1. Content:
Title: Organizing Digital Labour and Digital Labour Organising Workshop
[LabourStart (http://LabourStart.org) 5th Global Solidarity Conference (http://LabourStart.org/2014 ), Unions and Media - Track (6), 23-25 May, 2014 Berlin]
Theme:
The digitalising of the economies means major challenges for workers and their unions globally. New ICTs create new structures and new 'cyber-works' that allow the state and capital to reorganise production, consumption, finance and politics alongside global production commodity networks. As a result we are lose social and labour rights that we won after giving long and painful democratic struggles in the centre and the periphery. Yet, the developments in the ICTs also bear great potential for us when re-organising ourselves. The workshop creates a space for fruitful practical and solution focused space to exchange and work on impressive tools and tactics, core issues, main problems and useful lessons on digital labour (self-)organising, especially of the informal and precarious workers'. We invite key labour activists, organiser and researchers who are engaged and observing the most recent experiences, to share ideas and collaborate.
2. FORMAT
Short interventions from key persons in addressing the core issues in relevant topic.
(5. min max for all interventions ) Opening, welcome and the solution focused framework - Orsan
Facts and figures of digital labour:
Vincent Mosco (tbc) - Knowledge workers and union density?
Trebor Schulz (tbc) - Exploitation of the digital labour, what does it means for unions?
Johan Soderberg (tbc) - Digitalisation an computerisation and workers?
Christian Fusch (tbc) - Virtual work and
Digital tools and union work
Duck Zwart: using digital tools for local union work
Jack Bos and Irena Marmelstain (FNV Bondgenoten): how we use social media tools for daily union work at national level?
Walton Patland (Union Solidarity International - USI and Cyberunions) - Ways and Hows of labour internationalism with digital tools
Stephan Mahood (May First / Peoples Link and Cyberiunions)
Peter Hall Jones (NUN):
Derek Blackedder (LabourStart): facebook and the problems with corporate social media?
Umar Karatepe, Kivanc Eliacik (DISK): Gezi, labour, social media
Mark Dilley - Wikis and Unions
Informal & digital labour/grassroots organising
Pat Horn (Street.Net): problems with international informal labour organising
Sarah Horowitz (Freelancers Union, USA)
Kati Sipp (Hack the Union, USA)
Dave Hollis (NetzwerkIT, UK/Gr): How to organize safly using digital communication tools ?
Onder Ozdemir (LabourNet, CapulTV Turkey)
Steve Zeltzer (LabourTech, USA)
Vlad (Global Revolution) and Mehmet (NaberMedya)
TO BE ADDED:
OWS-Labour Workgroup / 99 Picket Lines …
? - China Labour Bulletin
? - Sacom
***** developing questions and proposals for intervenes:
Which issues and questions to address to be able to contribute actual struggles and resistances: "
comments are more then welcome. now have to configure short 'to the point questions' for the identified people and communicate/invite them in person. In case you are one of those persons reading it on the list, or you are close to one of them personally, please feel free to talk to them and invite. It may be better to do it after, in case you need to, adding/modifying the content and format.
Comrade Walton, of the USI, has created an cyber room for on the USI website here: https://usilive.org/ on the right hand columns, there is a box 'BigBlueButton'. The room called 'digital labour'. here you just enter your name as user, and '123' as password.
and we have also tutorial ready: https://usilive.org/using-usi-web-conferencing-for-your-branch-meeting/
Hope you like and can contribute. The actual workshop will take place on 9.30 am in Berlin. Here is the conference website: http://www.labourstart.org/2014/
If there is anyone on the list planning to come already and would like to help and join it is more than appreciated.
in global solidarity, Orsan _______________________________________________ NetworkedLabour mailing list [email protected] http://lists.contrast.org/mailman/listinfo/networkedlabour
-- Please note an intrusion wiped out my inbox on February 8; I have no record of previous communication, proposals, etc ..
P2P Foundation: http://p2pfoundation.net - http://blog.p2pfoundation.net
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Michel Bauwens -
Örsan Şenalp