Speaker Videos – Aaron Swartz Day 2022
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Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0)
YouTube Playlists: ALL SPEAKERS — SATURDAY — SUNDAY
There are both YouTube and Internet Archive links for all speaker videos. If you wish to download the talk, use the Internet Archive link.
Speakers in alphabetical order:
Aaron Swartz Institute – Ana Freitas and M. Toledo
Ana Freitas and M. Toledo (Aaron Swartz Day Institute – Brazil)
Introducing Brazil’s new “Aaron Swartz Institute”
Kaylea Champion
Kaylea Champion
“The Value of Anonymity: Evidence from Wikipedia“
Cindy Cohn (EFF)
Cindy Cohn (Executive Director, EFF)
“Coders Rights 2022 – Update on the Legal Issues”
Molly de Blanc (EFF)
Molly de Blanc (EFF)
“My (Extended) Body, My Choice“
Cory Doctorow
Cory Doctorow (Author and Activist)
“Giving Exploited Artists More Copyright Is Like Giving Bullied Schoolkids More Lunch Money“
Grant Smith Ellis
Grant Smith Ellis (Chairperson of the Board, MassCann – Legal Intern at the Parabola Center)
“Cannabis and social equity; weaponizing the Overton Window to beat agents of corporate regulatory capture at their own game”
Ben Goering
Ben Goering
“RSS -> twitter.com -> ActivityPub: Locking the [social] Web Open”
Mark Graham
Mark Graham (Director, Wayback Machine)
“Archives in a time of war. Illuminating signals in the noise”
Alexis Hancock (EFF)
Alexis Hancock (Director of Engineering, Certbot, EFF)
“HTTPS Everywhere project (a project Aaron worked on) and the future of encryption on the Internet”
Liz Henry
Liz Henry (Disability Technology Foundation)
“Introducing DTF: Disability Technology Foundation“
Tracey Jaquith
Tracey Jaquith (Founding Coder, Internet Archive) (in person)
“Blogs & Websites from Markdown & JS; Content first, Decentralizable, Archivable”
Brewster Kahle
Brewster Kahle (Founder, Internet Archive) (in person)
“Introducing Democracy’s Library”
Michael “Mek” Karpeles
Michael “Mek” Karpeles (Open Library) (remotely)
“Why I Still Work On Open Library”
(coming soon)
Peter Kaufman
Peter Kaufman (Author and MIT Open Learning)
“Opening the Doors”
Charles E. Lehner
Charles E. Lehner (Member of the W3C DID Working Group)
“Intro to W3C VCs and DIDs”
Ian Linkletter
Ian Linkletter (Librarian and Technologist)
“Standing Tall Against Academic Surveillance”
YouTube – Internet Archive
Beryl Lipton
Beryl Lipton (Investigative Researcher, EFF) (remotely)
Introduction to the Atlas of Surveillance (Hackathon project)
Chelsea Manning
Chelsea Manning (Author, DJ, and Activist)
Noah from Bad Apple and Priveasy
Noah from Priveasy
“Introducing Bad Apple and Retrofit Privacy”
A collection of footnotes from a privacy-conscious developer on the modern internet.
Danny O’Brien
Danny O’Brien (Filecoin Foundation for the Decentralized Web)
“The Moment”
Kevin O’Gorman – SecureDrop
Kevin O’Gorman, of The Freedom of the Press Foundation’s SecureDrop Team, giving this year’s “State of the Drop.”
Vahid Razavi
Vahid Razavi (Activist, Ethics In Tech)
“Women, Life, Freedom, Digital rights, Press Freedom under the Islamic Republic”
Tracy Rosenberg
Tracy Rosenberg (ASDPSP, Oakland Privacy)
“What Are Out of State Abortion-Seekers (and Other Medical Care) Up Against? …And What Can We Do To Help Them“
Mark Seiden
Mark Seiden (Internet Archive)
“Predators” – How to tell someone had an abortion from data flows (and what can be done about it)
Ryan Sternlicht
Ryan Sternlicht (VR Developer & Educator)
“The Next Layer of Reality: (Motion)- Physical Movement with a non physical body”
Mai Sutton
Mai Sutton (Co-founder, COMPOST Magazine)
“Values of the Decentralized Web”
Kat Walsh and Lisa Rein
Kat Walsh (General Counsel, Creative Commons) and
Lisa Rein (Co-founder, Creative Commons & Aaron Swartz Day)
“The Past and Future of Creative Commons”
Quinn Wilton
Quinn Wilton (in person)
“Postmodern Systems“