tl;dr: As a hackerspace committed to openness, community tech, and ecological resilience, join us: https://events.humanitix.com/fall-25-bioregional-regeneration-unconference?… Dear Sudo Room Collective, What would it look like to apply hackerspace principles - open access, collaborative learning, community ownership, DIY ethics - to healing our entire bioregion? The Bay Delta Bioregional Unconference on October 4th at Laney College operates on the same values that make Sudo Room special: community-controlled resources, horizontal organizing, and belief that ordinary people can create the solutions we need when we work together. Using Open Space Technology (ultimate open-source event format!), 300+ participants will co-create the day's agenda around bioregional resilience, environmental justice, and community-controlled infrastructure. Perfect space to explore how community workshops, maker spaces, and DIY approaches support climate adaptation and community self-determination. Your experience building alternative institutions, facilitating collaborative learning, and creating community-controlled resources provides crucial expertise for bioregional organizing. Plus, many attendees are working on projects that could benefit from maker space partnerships or technical skills sharing. *No One Turned Away for Lack of Funds* - same accessibility principles we practice at Sudo Room. *Early registration by Tuesday appreciated* to help with collaborative planning and resource allocation. *Friday Virtual Connection* (Oct 3rd): https://regenerationpollination.earth/event-details-registration/first-frid… *Register:* https://events.humanitix.com/fall-25-bioregional-regeneration-unconference?… *Each one teach one, heal the bioregion together! * Bring your tech wisdom to the earth’s healing. ajay On Sat, Sep 6, 2025 at 8:33 AM Paige P via sudo-discuss < sudo-discuss(a)sudoroom.org&gt; wrote: