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“Join us on Thursday, May 2 for Emerging Tech for Social Change, our 8th annual conference on emerging technologies and policy, building on the success of Emerging Tech DC and 3D/DC.
Panel Discussions
Emerging Tech for Social Change will continue to address four topic areas including 3D printing, artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and the internet of things. This year we will center voices at the margins so we can better understand what policies need to be in place so we can ensure technology is used for social good. We hope this will serve as an opportunity for members of Congress and their staffs, public interest organizations, and industry leaders to learn from each other and collaborate on finding policy solutions that will positively impact marginalized communities.
Showcase and Reception
Following our day-long panel discussions, we invite participants to our reception at Google where various creators will display their applications of 3D printing, artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and the internet of the things. This will serve as an opportunity to engage with technologists about the ways in which their creations can be used for social good.
Agenda
9:30 am: Doors open for coffee and tea at Capitol Visitor Center Congressional Room North
10:00 am: Opening remarks by Alisa Valentin (Communications Justice Fellow, Public Knowledge and Director of Emerging Tech for Social Change) (@AlisaValentin)
10:15 am: Remarks by Congressman Mark Takano (@RepMarkTakano)
10:30 am: Consumer IoT and Cybersecurity
Panelists:
Megan Stifel, Global Cyber Alliance (Moderator) (@MeganStifel)
Adam Sedgewich, National Institute of Standards and Technology
Dr. Amelia Estwick, National Cybersecurity Institute at Excelsior College (@DrCyberACE)
Harley Geiger, Rapid 7 (@HarleyGeiger)
11:30 am: Remarks by Virginia Lam of Starry (@virginialamNYC) (@StarryInternet)
11:40 am: 3D Printing for Social Good
Panelists:
Chris Lewis, Public Knowledge (Moderator) (@ChrisJ_Lewis)
Richard Brown, 3D Connected Printing
Davide Prete, University of the District of Columbia
Dr. Sergio Picozzi, The Catholic University of America
Maria Esquela, e-NABLE
12:40 pm: Break for Lunch in Capitol Visitor Center
1:40 pm: Sponsorship Highlights
1:45 pm: Remarks by Dr. Morgan Kirby, Norfolk State University (@MorganDK09)
1:55 pm: Award Presentation - Jaylin Paschal, Howard University
2:00 p.m.: Remarks by Lindsey Parker, Chief Technology Officer of Washington, DC
2:10 pm: AI, Privacy, and Communities of Color
Panelists:
Gus Rossi, Public Knowledge (Moderator)
Sean Perryman, Internet Association (@SeanPerryman3)
Mutale Nkonde, Data & Society (@Mutalenkonde)
Francella Ochillo, National Hispanic Media Coalition (@FranOchillo)
Leonard Bruce, Gila River Indian Community
Gabrielle Rejouis, Center on Privacy and Technology at Georgetown Law
3:10 pm: Remarks by Charmion Kinder, Discovery Education (@CharmionKinder)
3:20 pm: Building Community through Virtual Reality
Panelists:
Lindsay Stern, Public Knowledge (Moderator) (@Lstern_PK)
Russell Ladson, Drop (@RussellLadson)
Kathy Bisbee, Brookline Interactive Group and Public VR Lab
Hall Davidson, Discovery Education (@HallDavidson)
4:20 pm: Closing
5:00 pm - 7:00 pm: Showcase and Reception at Google DC
Additional panelists may be added to this agenda. Stay tuned for additional information. Share and follow this event on social media using #TechForChange. Contact alisa@publicknowledge.org with inquiries.