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Taken for JMU Technology & Design by Rachel Crowe. All rights reserved. No usage without permission.
AFGE activists travel to Washington, DC for the union's annual Legislative Conference. Attendees hear from lawmakers Sen. Tim Kaine, Rep. Brenda Lawrence, and Rep. Val Demings. Attendees also heard from Will Fischer of VoteVets. During the Civil Rights Luncheon attendees heard from Carmen Berkley of Planned Parenthood and Cecelie Counts of the AFL-CIO.
--photos by Keith Mellnick
The 16th edition of the iPRES 2019 conference took place in from 16 through 20 September 2019 in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, and was hosted by the Dutch Digital Heritage Network.
iPRES is the premier and longest-running conference series on digital preservation. Since 2004, there have been annual iPRES conferences in rotation around the globe on four continents. iPRES brings together 300-400 scientists, students, researchers, archivists, librarians, providers, and other experts to share recent developments, innovative projects and to collaboratively solve problems.
Photo credit: Sebastiaan ter Burg, CC BY 4.0
UNITED NATIONS GENEVA:
High Level Segment of the Durban Review Conference at UNOG in Geneva, Switzerland April 20-24 April 2009
here on picture:
General view with tribal dance at the opening of the session
(UN Photo)
Washington, DC, USA September 29, 2015
Wall Street Journal middle market conference.
Photo by Ian Wagreich
Friday night at the Hillsong Conference in Sydney, among 14,000 at the Acer Arena. I sat in the 'nosebleed' section...what a buzz.
What it took: Throb might be the best verb for the whole conference, and this was a rare moment when the band was not playing and the house jumping. I liked the shadows of the folks in front of me, the back of the screen (video enhancement) for the people facing the stage, and the hanging of the sound system.
Usually I don't sit at such a location for a gathering, and the view afforded me a very different interpretation of the evening.
WHAT ARE EUROPEAN ALTERNATIVES TO GOOGLE AND FACEBOOK?
Digital Backyards | International Conference
October 18th-20th at Kunstquartier Bethanien | Berlin
berlinergazette.de/digital-backyards/
Are there any alternatives to an increasingly centralized internet landscape as cultivated by Google and Facebook? It is hard to imagine, but there are. The resources for such alternatives lie dormant in Europe’s diversity itself: tinker garages, corporate hotbeds, grassroots hubs, institutional labs, hacker bedrooms, editorial outposts etc. In those digital backyards innovators have been silently pursuing their work. Now they come together from all over Europe to explore synergies and common interests.
The conference is partitioned into a semi-open „Networking Lounge“ and „Public Talks“ that are accessible to a broad audience.
Credit: Andi Weiland / berlinergazette.de
Over 700 delegates met in Oslo for the Fourth Review Conference of the Mine Ban Convention. The Oslo Review Conference on a Mine-Free World is where the international community adopted the Oslo Action Plan which will guide efforts for the next five years.
more info: www.osloreviewconconference.org
Photos are free to use in the context of the Convention.
Please credit Mine Ban Convention ISU.
MIPCOM 2015 - CONFERENCES - SOCIAL RESPONSABILITY - MEDIA'S ROLE IN CREATING AND PROVOKING GLOBAL CHANGE - PANEL
The 16th edition of the iPRES 2019 conference took place in from 16 through 20 September 2019 in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, and was hosted by the Dutch Digital Heritage Network.
iPRES is the premier and longest-running conference series on digital preservation. Since 2004, there have been annual iPRES conferences in rotation around the globe on four continents. iPRES brings together 300-400 scientists, students, researchers, archivists, librarians, providers, and other experts to share recent developments, innovative projects and to collaboratively solve problems.
Photo credit: Sebastiaan ter Burg, CC BY 4.0
BMW Guggenheim Lab
Cycle 1 Design Unveiling Press Conference, May 6, 2011
Photo: Kris McKay
© The Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation
Taken for JMU Technology & Design by Tommy Koehler. All rights reserved. No usage without permission.
DLDnyc Conference 2017, IAC Building, New York City, May 12th
Free press image © Jason Andrew for DLD
Goal: Every year we host a conference with a different theme. This is a save-the-date half page post card that will be given out at the conference and also later mailed. Just meant to be eye-catching and to generate interest in attending next year.
Audience: This goes out to a wide audience so we tend to try to keep it appealing to everyone.
Direction: At this point we don''t know what the theme is for the next year, so this is more generic than the final materials which will be produced closer to the date of the conference (next summmer 2011.)
Other info: I'm trying to get the feel of old rock concert posters glued to a wall. The bright colors are meant to be summery and upbeat. The poster on the wall might become the final design, but at this point nothing is final.
Banner - International Conference on Integrated Systems for Sustainable Intensification in Smallholder Agriculture. March 3-6, 2015, Ibadan, Nigeria. Photo credit Neil Palmer/CIAT.
Clojure eXchange 2016, Thursday, 1st - Friday, 2nd December at CodeNode, London. skillsmatter.com/conferences/7430-clojure-exchange-2016 Images copyright www.edtelling.com
Creativity & Innovation in Managing Teaching & Learning
Prof. Asha Singh Kanwar
Innovations in Higher Education: Re-imagining Learning
PUBLIC: Present Predicaments in Architecture and Urban Planning
PUBLIC is the third installment of a series of conferences exploring present predicaments in architecture and urban planning. This conference focued on the relationships between planning, architecture, and the public while exploring the social impact of designs and decisions. Questions to be considered included: What role should public space play? What is the public definition of beauty? What forces enable planning and architecture to redefine culture and serve as a catalyst for change?
A diverse group of experts who actively shape the public opinion of architecture and planning responded through informal discussion to a series of four "provocations." These free-ranging conversations underscored the complexities and contradictions inherent in each provocation as well as suggest potential solutions to such predicaments. Open discussion at the end of the afternoon encouraged the audience to take part in the conversations.
(09/28/2012)
Photo by Peter Smith / Peter Smith Photography