Day 1: 21st September (Thursday) | |||
Time | Registration | ||
0900 – 1000 | Theatre | Maple | Magnolia |
1000 – 1010 | Welcome & Introduction by Digital Empowerment Foundation
The session will start with introduction of FNF and DEF. The session will give an overview of the summit. The session will also define the objectives of the summit and set the context for whole day. The session will start with focusing on four parameters of the summit – Access; Privacy, Freedom of Expression and Digital Literacy & Empowerment. By: Osama Manzar, Director, Digital Empowerment Foundation Ronald Meindurus, FNF |
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1010 – 1130 | Inaugural Session
Digital Citizen Summit 2017: Access, Rights & Privacy The opening session will kick off giving an overview about citizens’ digital rights; intersection of online and offline human rights and how they affect each other in our day-to-day lives by Moderator. Broadly, the panel discussion would follow an interactive ‘chat show’ format. A ‘core group’ of experts from different backgrounds will act as the main drivers for discussion, but supported by audience interaction, questions and comments. Each panelist has 5-7 minutes to deliberate upon the question asked. Panelists
Moderated by: Bishakha Datta, Point of View |
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1130-1200 | Tea Break | ||
1200-1230 | Panel
Connecting India’s Billion by The Dialogue |
Panel
Merged Session: Don’t Let It Stand: How do women deal with online abuse? & Curbing the freedom of expression for women in digital spaces by Internet Democracy Project & Feminism in India |
Open Forum
Mobile campaigning for social change by Amnesty International India |
1230 – 1300
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Open Forum
Gram, IIT Mumbai for rural connectivity |
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1300-1400 | Lunch | ||
1400 – 1430
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Panel
Merged Session: Silencing Voices: Worrisome state of restricting religious and political dissent in the sub-continent by Center for Social Activism (CSA) & Bytes For All |
Workshop
How to hold a Wikipedia edit-a – thon and reduce its gender gap by Feminism in India |
Round Table
Towards a digitally empowered society with digitally empowered citizens by ICTA |
1430 – 1445
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1445 – 1500
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Roundtable
Merged Session: Feminist taking over of the web using ICTs by Hidden Pockets, Point of View & Feminism in India |
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1500 – 1530 | Open Forum
Digital literacy as a tool for self- empowerment by F-infotech |
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1530 – 1600 | Tea | ||
1600 – 1630
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Roundtable
Optimal access to financial infrastructure for sustainable growth of digital financial services: Examining the role of regulation and competition by CUTS International |
Workshop
LibreRouter: A router for community networks by community network by AlterMundi |
Panel
Merged session: Social media’s complicated relationship with sexual content and expression of LGBTQI and disabled persons By Hidden Pockets & Point of View |
1630-1645 | |||
1645-1700 | Open Forum
Open eGovernance Index by FMA |
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1700-1715 | Open Forum
Accessibility & Technology for All by Society for Rehabilitation of the Visually Challenged |
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1715-1730 | |||
1730 -1900 | Delhi Tech Talk by CCG | ||
1900 – 2100 | Networking Dinner | ||
Day 2: 22nd September 2017 (Friday) | |||
1000 – 1030 | Workshop
Legally ‘Obscene’ – Law, gender, and digital rights by Point of View
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Panel Going beyond privacy: The
social justice implications of surveillance culture by Internet Democracy Project |
Roundtable
Industry 4.0 and cyber security: Confronting challenges by The Dialogue |
1030 – 1045 | |||
1045 – 1100 | |||
1100 – 1130 | Tea | ||
1130 – 1200 | Open Forum
Are you part of your City’s map? By Hidden Pockets |
Panel
Discussions on right to privacy and data protection – How do we reach larger audiences and make conversations more accessible by CCGNLU and Interned Democracy Project |
Workshop
Active Citizenship and Digital Charter by MediaNama and DEF |
1200 – 1230 | Round Table
Internet Shutdown by SFLC and DEF |
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1230-1300 | Logical Indian | ||
1300-1400 | Lunch | ||
1400-1430 | Secure Communications by SFLC | Paper presentation
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Panel
Regulating search engines: Competition, free speech and human rights by Centre for Communication Governance, National Law University, Delhi |
1430-1500 | |||
1500-1530 | Tea | ||
1530-1630 | Special session: Enactment of Right to privacy court room proceedings
The session is about taking people on this enriching journey through role play by highlighting a set of key arguments and counter-arguments that led to achieving privacy as a fundamental right. |
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1630-1730 | Closing ceremony and way forward
By Ronald Meinardus, FNF Osama Manzar, DEF This session will discuss the outcome culled out from the Summit and will set out recommendations. |