[Token-all] Join the TOKEN Policy Observatory at Untitled festival online!

[Johannes Anttila]

Dear Tokeners,

Hope you are doing well and the summer has treated you well.

We can still enjoy warm days even here in  North Europe, but still we are
working hard to prepare the first TOKEN Policy Observatory at Untitled
<https://untitled.community/> festival 17th-18th September
<https://untitled.community/>.

Due to the current covid19-situation we are organising the festival mostly
online. That’s why we don’t need to limit the amount of participants and
you are all more than welcome into the event! You should have by now
received the official invitation, just register via the link found in it.
We’d be happy to see as many of you as possible to join us in September.

All attendees are strongly encouraged to join for the entire duration of
the festival from 08:00 AM (CET) on Thursday 17 September to the early
morning hours of Saturday 19 September. All the TOKEN sessions will be
organised during this festival time. The TOKEN sessions (except a
consortium exclusive short get-together) are open to all attendees. We will
take care that the right people are in our sessions. Naturally, you are
more than welcome to enjoy other interesting programmes of the festival as
well.

Below, you’ll find the updated information of the TOKEN sessions at the
festival. We’d be very happy to hear your thoughts on the discussion topics
and get your ideas of the topics you'd like to cover in our sessions. The
topics and more detailed content can very much still be modified, so please
do feel free to share your thoughts, they would be much appreciated!



   1.

   Get-together for TOKEN consortium partners in the beginning of the
   festival. The aim is to have an informal meeting to share experiences and
   ensure we are all prepared for the TOKEN sessions and the whole festival.
   2.

   Three conversations on Token vision

The purpose of these 30 minute conversations is to explore, develop and
document the societal vision of TOKEN: What are attractive and problematic
ideas of the future of DLT in transforming public services?

Initial topics:

1) Radical transparency will be the future of public administration, and
will be the main cause of why some governments fail and some excel.

2) Blockchain - the problem or solution to 21st century governments?

3) Data will save the world.


   1.

   Four experimentation workshops

We will organise (about 60 min) workshops on each of the PUCs. The idea is
to pull in the knowledge, experience and networks of the participants for
the needs of PUCs, based on our discussions with the PUCs in the spring.

If you have any questions, comments or concerns, please don’t hesitate to
contact me or Johannes Mikkonen.

Best,

Johannes & Johannes


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*Johannes Anttila*
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