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SANGONeT ICTs for Civil Society Conference & Exhibition 2007, Johannesburg, South Africa · Jul 17th to Jul 18th

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Rebecca Kahn, iCommons reporter (South Africa) · Jul 11th, 2007 5:10 pm · 14 votos · 1 comment

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The 2007 conference will focus on the ICT challenges facing the CSO sector, highlighting and promoting practical benefits, opportunities and lessons learned to date. It will provide both CSOs that are ICT-enabled, as well as those organisations that are considering introducing ICT solutions to their work, with an important opportunity to discuss critical issues of common concern and learn from one another’s experiences.

tags: johannesburg south africa other civil-society ict development

	where
	Wanderers Club in Illovo, Johannesburg, South Africa

	when
	Jul 17th to Jul 18th

	how much
	ZAR 980.00 for civil society organisations ZAR 1800.00 for corporate and government attendees

	website
	http://www.sangonet.org.za/conference2007

	contact info
	David Barnard SANGONeT Tel: (011) 403-4935 www.sangonet.co.za

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The iCommons team with the help of Andrew Rens (legal lead for ccZA and current fellow at TSF) and Dwayne Bailey of translate.org banded together to present a fun, interactive session at the recent Sangonet conf entitled: Remix (in) the Rainbow Nation. We developed themes of language (collaborative, inclusive rather than elitist, limited) and peer producing content. We argued along a spectragram (think Gunner at the Summit) and also showcased the iCommons website as a useful resource.
Kerryn McKay (South Africa) · Jul 23rd, 2007 10:57 pm
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