SYMPOSIUM FOR DIGITAL ANTI-DEMOCRATIZATION

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Monday, November 26, 2018

AV Set-Up/Introductory Remarks, 4.15-4.25                   

Panel One, 4.30-5.15
Anais De Los Santos
Irene Ferrier Smith
Kamal Jahi
Q & A

BREAK -- 5.15-5.20

Panel Two, 5.20-6.15
Clare Bland
Adrian Del Riego
Tess Wang
Judy Zhu
Q & A

BREAK -- 6.15-6.20

Panel Three, 6.20-7.05
Syd Yocom
Tyler Gonzales
Izabell Navarro-Perez
Q & A

Monday, December 3, 2018

AV Set-Up/Introductory Remarks, 4.15-4.25                   

Panel One, 4.30-5.15
Emily Peck
Joseignacio Ramirez
Samantha Swigert
Q & A

BREAK -- 5.15-5.20

Panel Two, 5.20-6.05
Dain Kim
Claire Sorosky
Nathan Spon
Q & A

LONGER BREAK -- 6.05-6.15

Panel Three, 6.15-7.00
Samantha Companatico
Sidonie Roddam
Hannah Rohrich
Q & A

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