Tonight we had a special edition of the Sudoroom weekly meeting,
focused on upgrading to a new, bigger space, outreach to future
members, and fundraising to enable this. We decided on a SUDO REBOOT
with 3 components:
1) Cleanup Weekend March 22 & 23
This is a roll-up-your-sleeves event for major cleaning, gutting,
e-wasting & inventory.
2) Reboot Weekend one month from now, April 4th, 5th & 6th
This is a fun party with raffle, donations, and unconference for new &
old community members to talk more in-depth about what we want from
our future Sudo.
3) Hard work
This starts right now. We create lasting campaign materials, write a
lot of emails, and make a lot of phone calls. We are going to have
regular planning meetings on an aggressive schedule, TBA.
Our meeting notes are here: https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Meeting_Notes_2014-03-05
Further reboot planning will happen here: https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Reboot
More info to come in this thread!
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From: "Kevin Flanagan" <kev.flanagan(a)gmail.com>
Date: Mar 11, 2014 2:49 PM
Subject: [P2P-F] #P2PDataJam - Mapping the Commons - Wed 12th
To: "P2P Foundation mailing list" <p2p-foundation(a)lists.ourproject.org>
Cc:
*Hello,*
Please spread the word and join us tomorrow Wed 12th mapping the commons
for the #P2PDataJam, with live discussion on the P2PValue project streamed
throughout the day.
Kevin
*(ENGLISH, CATALAN, SPANISH)*
* Launch and Data Jam of the P2Pvalue Directory of Commons Based Peer
Production*
*Join us Wednesday March 12th for the launch and Data Jam (hackathon) of
the P2Pvalue Directory of Commons Based Peer Production*
*Commons Based Peer Production (CBPP)* means collaborative production and
sharing of resources among peers under commons settings. From the initial
cases, such as Wikipedia and FLOSS, recently there has been an expansion to
other areas of activity, such as citizen science, product design,
management of common spaces and open data sources.
The mission of the *Directory of Commons Based Peer Production *is mapping
the diffusion and hybridization of peer production by collecting and
typifying digital platforms or projects that are Commons Based Peer
Productions (CBPP).
The directory currently holds more than *300 cases* of CBPP such as
platforms for collective research, citizen journalism, peer to peer
financing, and hackerspaces. Projects that produce software, hardware,
texts, images, videos, music or sounds, collaborative research projects
that give access to the data, and produce resources for public use.
The directory serves as a valuable *tool for anyone* interested on CBPP
such as "commoners", "prosumers" or researchers. It also aims to give
visibility to the CBPP and support the networking among CBPP projects.
The directory itself is *based on collaborative production. *Join the
collaborative mapping of CBPP: Reuse and remix the data, insert new cases,
send your feedback on the directory design, etc. The data contributed to
the directory is published with an open license and accessible through our
API or for downloaded in various formats.
To celebrate the launch we will be hosting a P2Pvalue *Data Jam *12th March
2014, a collective effort to populate the directory and document as many
examples of CBPP as possible.
Additionally, on the day we will be having a live streamed program with
introduction to the P2Pvalue project, and with instruction on how to use
the directory and discussion around CBPP issues. Starting at 11:30 am (+1
GMT), Mayo Fuster Morell (IGOPnet.cc) will talk about the P2Pvalue research
on delimitation criteria of CBPP and the conditions that favor CBPP.
(12:34h) David Rozas (University of Surrey) will explain the directory from
a technical perspective. (13:45h) Antonio Tenorio (UCM) will present Kune,
a decentralized platform also resulting from the P2Pvalue project. (17h)
There will be presentations of cases such as Guifi.net (by Jaume Barcelo
and Pedro) and (18h) Goteo.org (by Maria G. Perulero). Finally (19h), there
will be a discussion group on "Analyzing value in CBPP experiences"
moderated by Mayo Fuster Morell and with interventions by Michel Bauwens
(P2PFoundation), Marco Berlinguer (IGOPnet.cc) and Marcos García (Medialab
Prado).
*How to join the Data Jam (12th March 2014)?*
*Directory:* *http://directory.p2pvalue.eu* <http://directory.p2pvalue.eu/>
*Live streaming link:*
*https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRE7D1CHamQ*<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRE7D1CHamQ>
* Twitter: *@P2Pvalue Hash tags #P2PDATAJAM and #P2PVALUE
* Local Data Jam: *Local Data Jam will take place in Barcelona, Madrid, and
Quito*MailScanner has detected a possible fraud attempt from
"p2pdatajam.titanpad.com" claiming to be* (timetable and physical address
availeble here *http://p2pdatajam.titanpad.com/1*<http://p2pdatajam.titanpad.com/1>)
Organize a local Data Jam also if you like around your place!
<http://p2pdatajam.titanpad.com/1>
* Mailing list:*
*http://lists.p2pvalue.eu/wws/info/datajam*<http://lists.p2pvalue.eu/wws/info/datajam>
The directory development is supported by the *European Project*
<http://www.p2pvalue.eu/>*P2Pvalue.eu* (Techno-social platform for
sustainable models and value generation in commons-based peer production in
the Future Internet), and promoted by a consortium of organizations
including P2Pvalue project partner members (mainly: IGOPnet.cc
(conceptualization and coordination of CBPP Directory), University of
Surrey (technical development of the Directory) and P2P Foundation
(dissemination of the Directory)), and the contribution of the other
partners of the project GRASIA - Complutense University of Madrid, CNRS and
University of Milan), and the support of the Spanish Chapter of Open
Knowledge Foundation, among others.
The *P2P Data Jam Team *are (coordination) Ruben Martinez (IGOPnet.cc)
ruben(a)leyseca.net @RubenMartinez David Rozas (University of Surrey)
david.rozas(a)gmail.com @drozas and Kevin Flanagan (P2P Foundation)
kevin(a)p2pvalue.eu @flgnk Plus, Mayo Fuster Morell (IGOPnet.cc)
mayo.fuster(a)eui.eu @lilaroja Jorge Salcedo (IGOPnet.cc) @jorgelsalcedo and
Antonio Tapiador (UCM) atapiador(a)ucm.es @atapiador
*(CATALA)*
*Llançament i Data Jam (hackathon) del Directori de producció
col·laborativa entre iguals procomú - 12 març 2014*
La producció col·laborativa entre iguals procomú (CBPP) és una modalitat
emergent de producció i compartició de recursos entre iguals sota una
lògica procomú. A partir dels casos inicials, com ara Wikipedia i el
programari lliure, recentment ha hagut una expansió de la CBPP a altres
àrees d'activitat, com ara la ciència ciutadana, disseny de productes, la
gestió dels espais comuns i les fonts de dades obertes.
La missió del Directori de CBPP és el mapatge de la difusió i la hibridació
de la producció entre iguals mitjançant la recopilació i tipificant de
plataformes digitals o projectes.
El directori té actualment més de *300 casos *de CBPP com ara plataformes
per a la investigació col·lectiva, periodisme ciutadà, finançament P2P i
hackerspaces. Projectes que produeixen de forma col·laborativa i oberta
programari, maquinaria, textos, imatges, vídeos, o música, que donen accés
a les dades generades i produeixen recursos per a l'ús públic.
El directori serveix com una eina valuosa per a qualsevol persona
interessada en la CBPP , com ara "comuners", " prosumidors" o persones
investigadores. El directori així mateix vol ajudar a donar visibilitat a
la CBPP i donar suport al enxarxament entre projectes CBPP.
El directori en si es basa en producció col·laborativa. Uneix-te a la
cartografia col·laborativa de CBPP : Reutilitzant i remesclant les dades,
inserint nous casos, enviant els teus suggeriments sobre el disseny del
directori, unint-se com a organització al consorci promotor del directori,
etc La base de dades del directori es publica amb una llicència oberta i
les dades estan accessible a través d'API o descarregables en diversos
formats.
Per celebrar el llançament del directori el 12 de Març celebrarem un Data
Jam (hackathon), un esforç col·lectiu per poblar el directori amb el major
nombre de casos de CBPP possible. A més d'incorporar casos al directori,
durant el dia celebrarem un programa via streaming en directe. Iniciant a
les (11:30h) Mayo Fuster Morell (IGOPnet.cc) presentarà la investigació
P2Pvalue sobre els criteris de delimitació de la CBPP i les condicions que
l'afavoreixen . (12:34h) David Rozas (Universitat de Surrey) explicarà el
directori des d'una perspectiva tècnica. (13:45 h) Antonio Tenorio ( UCM )
presentarà Kune, una plataforma descentralitzada on també esta contribuint
el projecte P2Pvalue. (17h) Hi haurà presentacions de casos com Guifi.net
(per Jaume Barceló i Pedro) i (18h) Goteo.org (per Maria G. Perulero).
Finalment (19h), celebrarem un debat sobre el "dimensions de valor a les
experiències de CBPP" moderat per Mayo Fuster Morell i amb intervencions de
Michel Bauwens (P2PFoundation), Marco Berlinguer (IGOPnet.cc) i Marcos
García (Medialab Prado).
*Com unir-se al Data Jam (12 de març 2014)?*
*Directori: *http://directory.p2pvalue.eu
*Enllaç de streaming en viu: *https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRE7D1CHamQ
* Twitter:* @ P2Pvalue hashtag # P2PDATAJAM # P2PVALUE
* Data Jam locals: *Data Jam locals es duran a terme a Barcelona, Madrid i
Quito (horari i adreça física de les trobades accessible aquí
http://p2pdatajam.titanpad.com/1). Organitza un Data Jam a la teva
localitat també si vols!
* Llista de correu: *http://lists.p2pvalue.eu/wws/info/datajam
El desenvolupament del directori es porta a terme amb el suport del
Projecte Europeu P2Pvalue.eu (Plataforma Tecno - social pel desenvolupament
de models sostenibles i la generació de valor en la producció entre iguals
basada en el procomu a l'Internet del Futur), i promogut per un consorci
d'organitzacions, entre aquestes, els socis del projecte P2Pvalue
(principalment: IGOPnet.cc (conceptualització i coordinació del CBPP),
Universitat de Surrey (desenvolupament tècnic del Directori) i la Fundació
P2P (difusió del Directori)) , i el suport dels altres socis GRASIA -
Universitat Complutense de Madrid, CNRS i la Universitat de Milà), i la
col·laboració del Capítol Espanyol de la Fundació pel coneixement obert,
entre d'altres.
L'Equip del Data Jam esta compost per (coordinació) Rubén Martínez
(IGOPnet.cc) ruben(a)leyseca.net @RubenMartinez David Rozas (Universitat de
Surrey) david.rozas(a)gmail.com @drozas i Kevin Flanagan (Fundació P2P)
kevin(a)p2pvalue.eu @flgnk Amb el suport de Mayo Fuster Morell (IGOPnet.cc)
mayo.fuster(a)eui.eu @lilaroja Jorge Salcedo (IGOPnet.cc) @jorgelsalcedo i
Antonio Tapiador (UCM) atapiador(a)ucm.es @ atapiador
*(CASTELLANO) *
*Lanzamiento y Data Jam (hackathon) del Directorio de producción
colaborativa entre iguales procomún - 12 de Marzo 2014 *
*La producción colaborativa entre iguales procomún* (CBPP) es una modalidad
emergente de producción y compartición de recursos entre iguales bajo una
lógica procomún. A partir de los casos iniciales, tales como Wikipedia y el
software libre, recientemente ha habido una expansión de la CBPP a otras
áreas de actividad, tales como la ciencia ciudadana, diseño de productos,
la gestión de los espacios comunes y las fuentes de datos abiertas.
La misión del Directorio de CBPP es el mapeo de la difusión y la
hibridación de la producción entre iguales mediante la recopilación y
tipificando de plataformas digitales o proyectos.
El directorio tiene actualmente más de 300 casos de CBPP como plataformas
para la investigación colectiva, periodismo ciudadano, financiamiento P2P y
hackerspaces. Proyectos que producen de forma colaborativa y abierta
software, hardware, textos, imágenes, vídeos, música o sonidos, que dan
acceso a los datos generados y producen recursos para el uso público.
El directorio sirve como una herramienta valiosa para cualquier persona
interesada en la CBPP, como "comuner@s", "prosumidores" o personas
investigadoras. El directorio así mismo quiere ayudar a dar visibilidad a
la CBPP y apoyar el enredamiento entre proyectos CBPP.
El directorio en sí se basa en producción colaborativa. ¡Únete a la
cartografía colaborativa de CBPP: Reutilizando y remezclando los datos,
insertando nuevos casos, enviando tus sugerencias sobre el diseño del
directorio, uniéndoos como organización al consorcio promotor del
directorio, etc La base de datos del directorio se publica con una licencia
abierta y los datos están accesible a través de API o descargables en
varios formatos.
Para celebrar el lanzamiento del directorio el 12 de Marzo celebraremos un
Data Jam (hackathon), un esfuerzo colectivo para poblar el directorio con
el mayor número de casos de CBPP posible. Ademas de incorporar casos en el
directorio, durante el día celebraremos un programa via streaming en
directo. Iniciando a las (11:30 h) Mayo Fuster Morell (IGOPnet.cc)
presentará la investigación P2Pvalue sobre los criterios de delimitación de
la CBPP y las condiciones que la favorecen. (12:34h) David Rozas
(Universidad de Surrey) explicará el directorio desde una perspectiva
técnica. (13:45h) Antonio Tenorio (UCM) presentará Kune, una plataforma
descentralizada a cuyo desarrollo también contribuye el proyecto P2Pvalue.
(17h) Habrá presentaciones de casos como Guifi.net (por Jaume Barceló y
Pedro) y (18h) Goteo.org (por Maria G. Perulero). Finalmente (19h),
celebraremos un debate sobre el "valor Analizar experiencias en la CBPP"
moderado por Mayo Fuster Morell y con intervenciones de Michel Bauwens
(P2PFoundation), Marco Berlinguer (IGOPnet.cc) y Marcos García (Medialab
Prado) .
*¿Cómo unirse a la Data Jam (12 de marzo 2014)?*
*Directorio:* http://directory.p2pvalue.eu
* Enlace de streaming en vivo:* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRE7D1CHamQ
* Twitter:* @ P2Pvalue etiquetas hash # P2PDATAJAM y # P2PVALUE
* Data Jam locales: * Data Jam locales se llevaran a cabo en Barcelona,
Madrid y Quito (horario y dirección física de los encuentros
*http://p2pdatajam.titanpad.com/1* <http://p2pdatajam.titanpad.com/1>).
Organiza un Data Jam en tu localidad tambien si quieres!
* Lista de correo: *http://lists.p2pvalue.eu/wws/info/datajam
El desarrollo de directorio se lleva a cabo con el apoyo del Proyecto
Europeo P2Pvalue.eu (Plataforma Tecno - social para el desarrollo de
modelos sostenibles y la generación de valor en la producción entre iguales
basada en el procomun en el Internet del Futuro), y promovido por un
consorcio de organizaciones, entre estas, los socios del proyecto P2Pvalue
(principalmente: IGOPnet.cc (conceptualización y coordinación del CBPP),
Universidad de Surrey (desarrollo técnico del Directorio) y la Fundación
P2P (difusión del Directorio)), y el apoyo de los otros socios GRASIA -
Universidad Complutense de Madrid, CNRS y la Universidad de Milán), y la
colaboración del Capítulo Español de la Fundación por el conocimiento
abierto, entre otros.
El Equipo del Data Jam esta compuesto por (coordinación) Rubén Martínez
(IGOPnet.cc) ruben(a)leyseca.net @RubenMartinez David Rozas (Universidad de
Surrey) david.rozas(a)gmail.com @drozas y Kevin Flanagan (Fundación P2P)
kevin(a)p2pvalue.eu @flgnk Con el apoyo de Mayo Fuster Morell (IGOPnet.cc)
mayo.fuster(a)eui.eu @lilaroja Jorge Salcedo (IGOPnet.cc) @jorgelsalcedo y
Antonio Tapiador (UCM) atapiador(a)ucm.es @atapiador
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Open Access: Rethinking Resource Access in the Food System
Monday, March 17, 2014, 3-5pm
In this panel, we explore the frontiers of “open access regimes” within the food system, using seeds and land as starting points from which to reassess resource ownership and property rights in agriculture. We also consider how open access regimes connect to food sovereignty – the rights of local people to define their own food systems. In recent years, open-source licensing has emerged as a new approach to protect the seed innovations of farmers and plant breeders and provide them with access to diversified germplasm. Like open-source software, open-source seeds would create a protected commons in which materials are freely available and widely exchanged, but are protected from appropriation by monopoly interests. Similarly, land has become the focus of redoubled efforts to facilitate open access to resources for food production – the Landless Workers Movement in Brazil is one prominent example. We ask: what are the ways in which managing access to agricultural resources – whether plant genes or land –can promote the common good, and how might these ways change in different cultural and political contexts?
A panel discussion moderated by David Winickoff, Associate Professor of Bioethics and Society in CNR, and Director of the Berkeley Program in Science and Technology Studies.
The panel will feature:
Jack Kloppenburg, Professor of Community and Environmental Sociology, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Co-Director of the Center for Integrated Agriculture Systems
Kloppenburg specializes in the social impacts of biotechnology and the global controversy over access to and control over genetic resources. He is interested in applying “open source” principles in the biosciences.
Wendy Wolford, Associate Professor of Sociology, Cornell University
Wolford focuses on issues within and between the political economy of development, agrarian studies, social mobilization, land reform, and political ecologies of conservation.
On Sun, Mar 9, 2014 at 5:36 PM, David Keenan <dkeenan44(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> So just re: the common area, I'm not sure it makes sense spending any time
> cleaning it Sat 3/22. And on Sun 3/23, you/we will be cleaning up after an
> all-night rave. Y'all might ask george if he is getting a janitorial crew in
> on 3/23, as he really should. And focus solely on cleaning sudo's space..
We're mostly talking about cleaning inside Sudoroom, so I don't know
if it has to be a conflict.
Friday March 14th | 7-9PM
Rock Paper Scissors Collective
2278 Telegraph Ave.
Gather your words to destroy the surveillance state, poetry style, rhymes
so good they shatter camera lenses.
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Impromptu mushroom foray tomorrow, Leona Heights/Merritt
College
Date: 2014-03-09 17:57
From: Peter Werner <germpore(a)sonic.net>
To: Merritt Microscopy list <MerrittMicroscopy(a)yahoogroups.com>, BAMS
List <BayAreaMushrooms(a)yahoogroups.com>, Nerds for Nature BioBlitz group
<nfn-bioblitz(a)googlegroups.com>, Ron Felzer <rfelzer(a)peralta.edu>,
Loralei Dewe <lldewe(a)gmail.com>
Hi - I'll be leading a mushroom foray in Leona Heights Park and perhaps
the main portion of Merritt College campus tomorrow (Monday) at 10 AM to
Noon. It's a short-notice, strike-while-the-iron-is-hot event, scouting
out the possibility of a more formal and widely-announced event next
week.
Meeting place: York Trailhead, across Campus Drive from Merritt College.
Map here: https://goo.gl/maps/CJw08
NOTE: The first part of the foray is "Leona Heights Park", NOT "Leona
Canyon Regional Open Space", the latter of which has a trailhead on the
other side of Merritt College, a considerable source of confusion. Leona
Heights Park is a benignly neglected property of City of Oakland, and
generally a place where amateur naturalists can operate without official
sanction. Various Merritt classes take advantage of its proximity as a
site for nature walks.
Afterward (noon) - for those who are interested, I might be able to lead
a small group through mushroom microscopy at the Merritt College
Microscopy classroom if there is interest.
For those who are not familiar with wild mushrooms in California - wild
mushroom fruiting follows a definite seasonal pattern, analogous to the
large scale blooming of flowering plants during a given time in Spring,
and is variable dependent on weather conditions during a given year. The
majority of mushrooms in California fruit in late Autumn, after the
first large rains of saturated the dry soil, and generally before
temperatures become their coldest. Smaller fruitings of often different
species of mushrooms generally follow through Winter and into Spring.
This year, due to extremely unusual weather conditions, we are having a
full scale fruiting of fall mushroom species some 3 months late. We are
probably at the peak of our mushroom season now, and it may or may not
extend further depending on if more rain will come in the next week or
not.
Peter
On Sat, Mar 8, 2014 at 12:59 PM, Vicky Knox <vknoxsironi(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>> How did 3D's public appearance go last night at Art Murmur/1st Friday? That
>> was CLASSIC!
On Sat, Mar 8, 2014 at 3:31 PM, Marc Juul <juul(a)labitat.dk> wrote:
> It went great! For those who weren't at sudo last night: Jordan, Jake
> and myself set up the 3D printer on a movable cart with a car battery
> and some lights and rolled it to first friday and used the attention
> to talk about sudo room.
Picture! https://twitter.com/marinakukso/status/442150164803760128
We had a very successful Art Murmur last night and it cleaned us out
of stickers. Who made these stickers? What can we do to get more?
We also made a stack of quarter-sheet flyers but almost all of those
got taken as well. Who wants to design new, even better ones? :)
Hi everyone,
Drop by Sudo Room during art murmur tonight to Draw
Oakland<http://oaklandwiki.org/Draw_Oakland>with us. We'll get started
around 7PM and will just be there throughout the
evening. Paper and drawing supplies will be provided but you are, of
course, welcome to bring your own materials. We'll be scanning our images
and adding them to Oakland Wiki <http://oaklandwiki.org> to illustrate
entries, like all of these
neighborhoods<http://oaklandwiki.org/neighborhoods>which would be
significantly improved with beautiful drawings.
Best,
Marina
