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Slido 線上提問連結 Online QA link:
https://app.sli.do/event/bGZg9Pj8Y9mcgoibW7sxQn
議程投影片 presentation slides:待更新
如果需要即時口譯,請參考行前通知中的 YouTube 連結
If you need live interpretation, please refer to YouTube link in your pre-event notice.
這份共筆裡也有更多的資料可以參考:多語翻譯須知 Notice on Multi-lingual Interpretation
接續主題演講,此場對話,邀請Code for Japan、Code for Korea的創辦人,共同展開一場屬於東亞、對照全球的台、日、韓對話。三國的公民科技社群長期緊密聯繫、合作,此對話試圖以三國經驗、發展路徑、當前挑戰,映照出台、日、韓民主的現況,也或許照亮一些社群往前可能的道路。
由台灣維基媒體協會執行之「公民科技促進數位民主之資訊發展研析與推動」研究計畫相關場次五:「全球民主倒退中的東亞公民科技社群:台、日、韓三國對話」
Continuing the theme of keynote addresses, the panel invites the founders of Code for Japan and Code for Korea to embark on a conversation between Taiwan, Japan, and Korea, contrasting with East Asia and the global landscape. The civic tech communities of these three nations have long been closely connected and collaborative. This panel endeavors to shed light on the current state of democracy in Taiwan, Japan, and Korea by drawing upon their experiences, developmental trajectories, and current challenges. It may also lead to some potential pathways forward for the g0v community.
This keynote panel was related to Wikimedia Taiwan’s research program: Analysis and Promotion of Civic Technology for Information Development in Digital Democracy. (Session 5 “East Asian Civic Tech Communities in a Global Democratic Regression: A Dialogue between Taiwan, Japan, and Korea”)
劉致昕,記者/作者/podcaster,著有《真相製造》、《烏克蘭的不可能戰爭》,聲音節目《不好意思請問一下》。
前《報導者》副總編輯、前美國民主協會亞太區資訊健全計畫顧問,曾為 g0v News 記者編輯。從一篇德國海盜黨的報導,與公民科技、g0v 開始對話,多次隨團參與公民科技、開放政府等國際會議,採訪台灣、西班牙、墨西哥、東南亞和歐美的許多公民科技計畫,在台南開的咖啡店也曾是大松場地,在國際組織裡試著與社群協力完成亞 太區公民科技手冊。跟著「沒有人」的步伐,觀察與記錄公民科技與社群超過十年。
Chih-Hsin Liu(Jason Liu) is a journalist, author, and podcaster. He previously worked as deputy editor-in-chief of the Reporter and an editor at g0v News, as well as as an Information Integrity Senior Advisor at the Taipei Office of the National Democratic Institute. In recent years, his publications as an author include “Reality is Business: the Portraits Covering Across Belgium, France, Indonesia, Germany, China, and Taiwan” (2021) and “ War In Ukraine” (2022). He is also currently the host of the podcast “A Break Cafe.”
Inspired by a report from Piratenpartei Deutschland, Chih-Hsin Liu started a dialogue with civic tech and g0v, participating in many international conferences on civic tech and open government. He interviewed many civic tech programs in Taiwan, Spain, Mexico, Southeast Asia, Europe, and the United States. Moreover, he made an effort to collaborate with international organizations to complete the g0v Civic Tech Project & Community Handbook. As a whole, Chih-Hsin Liu follows the steps with Nobody by observing and recording civic tech communities over a decade. A coffee shop at Tainan managed by Chih-Hsin Liu was one of the venues of the g0v hackathon.
Hal Seki is the founder of Code for Japan, a non-profit organization which aims to promote civic tech culture and implementing civic tech projects in Japan. Having been working at mobile-web companies as a geo developer since 2002, he is currently CEO of Georepublic Japan, and founder and CEO of HackCamp Inc., a company helping corporate open innovation by organizing hackathons, ideathons, and other workshops. Hal is also Chief Innovation Officer of Kobe City, building an open innovation ecosystem in the city.
Ohyeon 是 Code for Korea 的組織者,致力於維護韓國的公民黑客網絡。Ohyeon 於 2015 年創辦由數位民主行動者組成的合作社 Parti,以及生產創新解決方案推動變革的社會企業 UFOfactory。Ohyeon 曾在媒體、社群平台工作,推動社會創新的開放公民科技、社會經濟、開放政府。
Ohyeon is an organiser of Code for Korea, striving to create a civic hacker network in Korea. He founded Parti, a social cooperative of digital democracy activists, and UFOfactory, a social enterprise that generates creative solutions for change. He has been working in media and community platforms, and in open and civic technology for social innovation, citizen sovereignty, social economy, and open government.
Code for Japan Slack: https://join.slack.com/t/cfj/shared_invite/zt-2i01g5dzb-1FKdtuDPVjCREUQAwr32lQ
我們團隊 20 人
對 g0v 有非常大的敬意,因為有很棒的社群,都是志工
八月在日本有
Face the Ocean Hackathon 面海松:
8/17-18 FtO 在橫濱,開始報名了
報名表單: https://forms.gle/mnUqTxvCNF8vmNUY6
你們社群面臨的社群跟挑戰。台灣跟日韓差異都非常大,想請問兩位,當地社群的成長有沒有遇到什麼障礙?
Ohyeon
Hal Seki
你們一定經歷過很多跟政府合作的好、壞的經驗,政府可以做什麼事情來支持公民科技?或是政府做了哪些事情阻礙了公民科技?
金援開源專案、邀請公眾參與
增加公共服務的包容性
避免在短期間對 civic tech 專案有過高期待
Q. 那以政府的角度應該做些什麼?
Hal Seki
Ohyeon
Ohyeon
Hal Seki
Q: 你夾在民眾與政府之間,如何在兩個角色間協調?
Hal Seki
講者在大會都有自己的議程,歡迎有興趣的會眾參與
建議底部都留至少多一行以上讓別人方便打共筆喔
English notes are welcomed too