Dear Wikimedia-SF,
I moved here from NYC recently, and I was loosely involved with
Wikimedia-NYC (they hosted the WikiConf this year). I'm interested in
participating in a similar community of editors here in SF.
Is there already a regular meet-up?
IF SO, please let me know how I can join.
IF NOT, then please let me know if you would like to help plan some
edit-a-thons or other wiki-centric events!
Hope to hear from you,
Aimi
Hi all,
EFF asked us to pass on this invite to local Wikimedians who may be
interested in attending an SF City Hall hearing on net neutrality.
Best,
Yana
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---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: April Glaser | EFF Activism Team <action(a)eff.org>
Date: Fri, Nov 14, 2014 at 12:35 PM
Subject: San Francisco: Speak out on net neutrality on Thursday, 11/20
To: Yana Welinder <yanawelinder(a)gmail.com>
[image: Electronic Frontier Foundation] Dear Yana,
You are invited to join EFF next Thursday, November 20, for a free public
event on the quickly unfolding national debate on net neutrality
<https://www.eff.org/issues/net-neutrality>, to be hosted at San Francisco
City Hall.
The event <http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/933163> is “Bay Area
Speaks: A People’s Hearing on the Future of the Internet,” where you are
invited to testify at City Hall about why net neutrality matters to Bay
Area communities. Attendees will also receive an update from the lawyers,
policy analysts, and activists who have been working on the front lines to
make sure the FCC takes the right path forward.
Before the hearing, supporters will rally outside City Hall at 5:30pm and
are encouraged to bring cell phones, laptops, and flashlights for a cell
phone vigil and to hold signs and colorful art to demonstrate support for
Internet freedom. Download this image to display on your screen at the
rally. <https://www.eff.org/files/2014/11/12/net_neutraltity_protest_0.jpg>
*What:* “Bay Area Speaks: A People's Hearing on the Future of the Internet”
*Who: *Former FCC Commissioner Michael Copps; Amy Sonnie, Outreach Director
of the Oakland Public Library; Jay Nath, Chief Innovation Officer for the
City of San Francisco; Corynne McSherry, Director of Intellectual Property
at the Electronic Frontier Foundation; Malkia Cyril, Executive Director of
the Center for Media Justice; Tim Poznar of Fandor.com; and others.
*Date:* Thursday, November 20
*Time:* Rally – 5:30 pm, Hearing – 7 pm
*Where:* San Francisco City Hall
1 Dr Carlton B Goodlett Place; Room 305
*PLEASE RSVP HERE* <http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/933163>
The People’s Hearing comes at a key moment in the debate over net
neutrality. Last Monday, President Barack Obama issued a statement
<https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2014/11/white-house-gets-it-net-neutrality-wi…>
in support of full, clear net neutrality rules, echoing the demands of the
4 million Americans who have spoken out in favor of the same reforms
throughout the year. The FCC is weighing its options now and is expected to
act as early as December.
It’s time to make sure California voices are heard in the national
discussions.The fight isn’t over yet; come meet us
<http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/933163> at the front lines.
Hope to see you there,
April Glaser
Activism Team
PS: Can’t make it to the event? We’ll be streaming live
<http://sfgovtv.org/index.aspx?page=135> starting at 7pm on Thursday,
November 20.
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