Goodnight Disruption '19: A London Tech Week party
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A bit different from our usual Meetups, this event is the second year we have hosted Goodnight Disruption, a London Tech Week Party. It's hosted by CoTech, a £10million UK alliance of 36 worker-owned tech businesses.
Discover the innovation projects designed and built by the 36 CoTech company members; meet the coding graduates of the latest Founders & Coders cohort; and throw off the tired cliches of disruption to instead discuss meaningful tech careers, innovation and positive social impact.
Doors at 6.30pm, speakers from 7pm and then dance floor from 8pm.
Short talks about internet freedom, data and democracy, worker ownership and more from:
Naomi Alexander Naidoo, The Finance Innovation Lab, @thefinancelab
Martha Dark. Open Rights Group, @OpenRightsGroup
Rob Gamm, Library of Things, @libraryofthings
Kayleigh Walsh, Outlandish, @outlandish
Who should attend?
- Organisations who want to achieve positive social impact through tech
- Developers, designers, project managers, user researchers and innovators
- People wanting to use their tech skills for social change
- Freelancers looking to collaborate or curious about worker-owned companies
- Commissioners of projects who want to know why passionate, worker-owned tech businesses make better products
- Startup founders tired of chasing investors - own and resource yourselves!
Sponsored by:
Suma - one of the UK’s largest food co-ops.
And CoTech members:
Agile Collective - websites for socially positive organisations
Outlandish - technology for a fairer, better world
Go Free Range - we build software and solve problems
Animorph - virtual, augmented and mixed reality. Solving problems not yet diagnosed…
CoTech is a UK -wide network of creative technology companies, fully owned and controlled by the people who do the work.
A bit different from our usual Meetups, this event is the second year we have hosted Goodnight Disruption, a London Tech Week Party. It's hosted by CoTech, a £10million UK alliance of 36 worker-owned tech businesses.
Discover the innovation projects designed and built by the 36 CoTech company members; meet the coding graduates of the latest Founders & Coders cohort; and throw off the tired cliches of disruption to instead discuss meaningful tech careers, innovation and positive social impact.
Doors at 6.30pm, speakers from 7pm and then dance floor from 8pm.
Short talks about internet freedom, data and democracy, worker ownership and more from:
Naomi Alexander Naidoo, The Finance Innovation Lab, @thefinancelab
Martha Dark. Open Rights Group, @OpenRightsGroup
Rob Gamm, Library of Things, @libraryofthings
Dr Sara Gorgoni, University of Greenwich, @SaraGorgoni
Kayleigh Walsh, Outlandish, @outlandish
Plus a VR and AR demo room from Animorph Coop, showcasing their Virtual Inclusion empathy machine, and 'Holopedia' their Magic Leap One app that uses object recognition to extract relevant information from Wikipedia.
Who should attend?
- Organisations who want to achieve positive social impact through tech
- Developers, designers, project managers, user researchers and innovators
- People wanting to use their tech skills for social change
- Freelancers looking to collaborate or curious about worker-owned companies
- Commissioners of projects who want to know why passionate, worker-owned tech businesses make better products
- Startup founders tired of chasing investors - own and resource yourselves!
Sponsored by:
Suma - one of the UK’s largest food co-ops.
And CoTech members:
Agile Collective - websites for socially positive organisations
Outlandish - technology for a fairer, better world
Go Free Range - we build software and solve problems
Animorph - virtual, augmented and mixed reality. Solving problems not yet diagnosed…
CoTech is a UK -wide network of creative technology companies, fully owned and controlled by the people who do the work.
