Thanks so much Ziski! Are these times all in the local time zone?
Cheers
Rebecca 

On Tue, Aug 15, 2023 at 12:48 PM <fputz@wikimedia.org> wrote:
Dear all,

We finally witness the return of the in-person Wikimania!

Below is a curated list of some of the sessions that the WMF Global Advocacy team has added to our short-list of sessions to watch. Those marked with ** include members of the Legal Department, whether Human Rights, Trust and Safety, or Global Advocacy.

Please note some of these may only be available in-person, while others may be hybrid of live-streamed. All times are in local time. You can check all session details on the official schedule [1]. 

Enjoy Wikimania,
Ziski

[1]https://wikimania.wikimedia.org/wiki/2023:Program

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THURSDAY               
START   END     
10:00   11:00   AI advancements and the Wikimedia projects
10:00   11:00   **Legal concerns: how the Movement can get the most out of WMF’s Legal team
10:40   11:00   Regional Grants Committees
11:15   11:35   Empowering Participation: A User-Centered Approach to Low-Stakes Edit-a-thons
11:15   12:00   **Evolving Legal and Human Rights Trends: a review of the risks and threats facing the movement
12:00   12:45   When the communities speak for themselves - how bring knowledge equity into policy discussions and advocacy activities?
14:15   14:55   OpenStreetMap and Wikimedia: Awesome Together!
14:15   15:15   **Passion and Perspectives: Policy Challenges and Opportunities for the Wikimedia Communities in the ESEAP
15:30   16:30   Building capacity: designing a train the trainer programme for your affiliate or community group
15:30   16:00   **What exactly does Trust and Safety do? A background, history, and explainer
16:00   16:30   **IP Masking: Big Change to Protect Editor Privacy
18:00   19:00   **Digital Safety Clinic

FRIDAY         
START   END     
10:00   11:00   Changemaker's toolbox - brainstorming introductory resources to campaigning and advocacy
10:00   10:10   What makes some wiki communities more subject to governance capture
10:00   10:40   The future of CC licenses and public domain tools
10:40   11:00   From State Censorship to State Sponsorship: How We Organized a Seven-Month Edit-a-Thon with a State Agency
11:15   11:45   When public becomes private and everybody is a suspect - freedom of expression in early 21st century
11:15   11:35   Internet Archive: The Annual Wikimania Update
14:15   15:15   **Open up! Stories and lessons from copyright advocacy across the Wikimedia movement
14:15   14:45   Beyond editing – How visible are multipliers, community leaders and organizers, why are they importany, how can their visibility be increased?
15:50   16:30   Joining forces: Partnering with intergovernmental organizations creates new opportunities for the Wikimedia movement
17:45   17:50   A Survey of Freedom Of Panorama (FOP) in the Philippines
17:55   18:00   Age-Verification on Wikimedia Projects

SATURDAY               
START   END     
10:00   10:30   What we can learn from large commercial users
10:30   11:00   Lift Wing: WMF's machine learning model serving infrastructure
11:15   12:00   Exploring the Values That Will Shape AI for a Better internet
15:50   16:10   Wikipediplomacy: the story of Philippine diplomatic missions on Wikipedia, and how you can write them too!
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