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BarnCamp is on again - sign-up now open

barncamp | 08.05.2015 16:06 | Education | Free Spaces | Technology | Oxford | Wales

BarnCamp is a low-cost rural DIY skill-sharing event open to everyone, including UK activists, campaigners, people involved in social and community groups, and anybody else with an interest in technology and how to subvert it to put it to good use. This year it's running from 19th to 21st June.



BarnCamp is a low-cost rural DIY skill-sharing event open to everyone, including UK activists, campaigners, people involved in social and community groups, and anybody else with an interest in technology and how to subvert it to put it to good use. This year it's running from 19th to 21st June.

Brought to you by HacktionLab, Bristol Wireless and FLOSS Manuals, BarnCamp 2015 will be the sixth edition of our summer camp at Highbury Farm in the beautiful Wye valley. BarnCamp is three days of workshops, discussions, demos and practical how-to sessions looking at how technology can be useful (and dangerous) for campaigners, community activists and general trouble makers.

The weekend includes:

* Three days of workshops and open space sessions.
* Four nights camping in the beautiful Wye Valley.
* Food from Friday through to Sunday (9 meals).
* Indoor and campfireside entertainment.

We have limited places so please book your place on-line today at  https://barncamp.org.uk



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- e-mail: barncamp2015@hacktionlab.org
- Homepage: https://barncamp.org.uk

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Please remove this advert

09.05.2015 12:31

Last year this event made over 2000 profit for the organisers and yet they claim it is a "not for profit" event. It obviously is not so please remove this advert.

Anne

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