Save These Dates!
The Berkman Center has some stellar events approaching in the upcoming months - as part of the Berkman Center's 10th Anniversary Celebration - and truly hopes that you'll be able to join us as we reflect upon the Center's accomplishments and history, as well as look forward to the next 10 years of pioneering and studying cyberspace. Our spring events lineup leads us deeper into questions around the state and trajectory of the internet, with more info forthcoming here.
For now, however, you will want to ink these!
FEBRUARY
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* February 12: The Berkman Center Spring Open House at 7PM in Pound 101, Reception to follow at Berkman's offices at 8PM
* February 28: Clay Shirky on his new book, "Here Comes Everybody: The Power of Organizing Without Organizations" (Evening talk)
MARCH
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* March 11: A Forum Event at the Kennedy School of Government Institute of Politics on Youth, Politics, and Civic Engagement(Late afternoon/evening)
* March 14: Berkman Book Release: "Access Denied: The Practice and Policy of Global Internet Filtering", a publication of the OpenNet Initiative (Late afternoon/evening)
* March 17: A Luncheon on Open Access with Peter Suber
* March 20: Lisa Stone, Founder of BlogHer and Former Nieman Fellow, topic TBD (Late afternoon/evening)
APRIL
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* April 4: Larry Lessig, Founder of Creative Commons and Professor at Stanford Law School, topic TBD (Late afternoon/evening)
* April 11: Berkman Book Release: (in New York, NY) "The Future of the Internet - And How to Stop It", by Jonathan Zittrain / with NYC Reception
* April 18: Berkman Book Release: (in Boston/Cambridge, MA) "The Future of the Internet - And How to Stop It", by Jonathan Zittrain (Late afternoon/evening)
MAY
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* May 15-16: The Berkman Center's 10th Anniversary Gala and Conference
*All events are free and open to the public,* except for the Berkman @ 10 Conference, on May 15-16, which we are collecting registration fees in order to cover the costs.
Invite your friends, students, colleagues, co-workers, fellow faculty, research assistants, interns, family, and others to celebrate and collaborate with us. Please don't hesitate to forward and blog this information.
These events will take place on the campus at Harvard Law School unless otherwise noted, with more information on time, venue, and topic posted on the events page. The events page also includes a complete list of luncheons and other events, which we hope you'll also be able to join us for!
For now, however, you will want to ink these!
FEBRUARY
=========
* February 12: The Berkman Center Spring Open House at 7PM in Pound 101, Reception to follow at Berkman's offices at 8PM
* February 28: Clay Shirky on his new book, "Here Comes Everybody: The Power of Organizing Without Organizations" (Evening talk)
MARCH
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* March 11: A Forum Event at the Kennedy School of Government Institute of Politics on Youth, Politics, and Civic Engagement(Late afternoon/evening)
* March 14: Berkman Book Release: "Access Denied: The Practice and Policy of Global Internet Filtering", a publication of the OpenNet Initiative (Late afternoon/evening)
* March 17: A Luncheon on Open Access with Peter Suber
* March 20: Lisa Stone, Founder of BlogHer and Former Nieman Fellow, topic TBD (Late afternoon/evening)
APRIL
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* April 4: Larry Lessig, Founder of Creative Commons and Professor at Stanford Law School, topic TBD (Late afternoon/evening)
* April 11: Berkman Book Release: (in New York, NY) "The Future of the Internet - And How to Stop It", by Jonathan Zittrain / with NYC Reception
* April 18: Berkman Book Release: (in Boston/Cambridge, MA) "The Future of the Internet - And How to Stop It", by Jonathan Zittrain (Late afternoon/evening)
MAY
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* May 15-16: The Berkman Center's 10th Anniversary Gala and Conference
*All events are free and open to the public,* except for the Berkman @ 10 Conference, on May 15-16, which we are collecting registration fees in order to cover the costs.
Invite your friends, students, colleagues, co-workers, fellow faculty, research assistants, interns, family, and others to celebrate and collaborate with us. Please don't hesitate to forward and blog this information.
These events will take place on the campus at Harvard Law School unless otherwise noted, with more information on time, venue, and topic posted on the events page. The events page also includes a complete list of luncheons and other events, which we hope you'll also be able to join us for!