Difference between revisions of "Toward a Federation of East Bay Hackerspaces"
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[[File:RPSVisit.jpg|200px|thumb|left|RPS Collective visitor touring the SudoRoom hackerspace]] | |||
[[File:SudoRoomNoisebridgeBenefit 2013-04.jpg|200px|thumb|left|SudoRoom table at the Noisebridge Benefit]] | |||
==Points of Unity== | ==Points of Unity== | ||
*Unity through diversity | *Unity through diversity | ||
==Rock Paper Scissors Collective== | |||
Romy used to volunteer at the Rock Paper Scissors Collective down the street. | |||
MaximillianKlein is now volunteering! so we have a direct connection | |||
They are really nice but they have a lot of stuff on their plate. Don't be offended if they say they can't do something, or if they don't get back to you very quickly. They founded the Oakland Art Murmur and it is a non profit without much money, staffed by volunteers, with many demands made on them so things move slowly. | |||
==Hack the Gallery== | |||
Patrick runs Hack the Gallery in Berkeley. | |||
[[File:HackTheGalleryBerkeley.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Hack the Gallery in Berkeley]] | |||
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='''Collectives & Hackerspaces in Foreign Countries'''= | |||
== Cambodian Hackerspace == | === Cambodian Hackerspace === | ||
John Weeks, an American who went to Santa Cruz, helps run a Cambodian hackerspace and comic book workshop for Cambodian young professionals, street children and communities in Cambodia. | John Weeks, an American who went to Santa Cruz, helps run a Cambodian hackerspace and comic book workshop for Cambodian young professionals, street children and communities in Cambodia. | ||
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* http://ourbookscambodia.com/gallery | * http://ourbookscambodia.com/gallery | ||
* http://siewphewyeung.org.kh | * http://siewphewyeung.org.kh | ||
Latest revision as of 16:39, 14 April 2013
Points of Unity
- Unity through diversity
Rock Paper Scissors Collective
Romy used to volunteer at the Rock Paper Scissors Collective down the street.
MaximillianKlein is now volunteering! so we have a direct connection
They are really nice but they have a lot of stuff on their plate. Don't be offended if they say they can't do something, or if they don't get back to you very quickly. They founded the Oakland Art Murmur and it is a non profit without much money, staffed by volunteers, with many demands made on them so things move slowly.
Hack the Gallery
Patrick runs Hack the Gallery in Berkeley.
Collectives & Hackerspaces in Foreign Countries
Cambodian Hackerspace
John Weeks, an American who went to Santa Cruz, helps run a Cambodian hackerspace and comic book workshop for Cambodian young professionals, street children and communities in Cambodia. It would be highly excellent to establish an online connection with this idealistic non-profit that does cool things.
They have 24 hour comic book days,computer workshops and graphic designs.