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Latest revision as of 17:31, 13 April 2026

Agenda[edit]

Friday, April 17th[edit]
Time Activity
1 pm: Meet in front of the hotel Optional group fun: We will do a Philly bookstore crawl with potential thrift/vintage stops and food
Starting at 3 pm Best Western Hotel checkin (rooms may be ready sooner)
7:00 pm Informal dinner, whoever is around
Saturday, April 18th[edit]
Time Activity


Starting at 9:15 am Coffee and pastries, and adding small group discussion ideas


9:45 - 11 am Introductions, icebreaker, create community agreements, review agenda, small group discussion planning
11 am - 12 pm AI talking points bingo
12 - 1:15 pm Lunch out in the world
1:15 - 3:30 Privacy and critical tech instruction - teaching methods, program design (or join a small group)
3:30 - 4 Day one wrap-up
4 - 5:30 pm Free time
5:30 - 7:30 pm Group dinner at Dim Sum Garden, 1020 Race Street (upstairs)
Sunday, April 19th[edit]
Time Activity
Starting at 9:15 am Breakfast and adding small group discussion ideas: coffee, pastries, and fruit (including vegan and GF options, and allergy labeling)
9:45 - 10:15 am Check in from yesterday, review agenda for the day, identify notetakers and other roles
10:15 - 11 Small group breakout session one
11 - 11:15 Finding your second small group
11:15 - 12 Small group breakout session two
12 - 1:15 Lunch out in the world
1:15 - 2:15 Reflections and how we're sharing what we've learned
2:15 - 3 Closing circle
Small group sessions[edit]
Ideas for small group discussion
Tor demo
Tails demo
Offer to share/teach games-based AI literacy pedagogy (Jaj)
Privacy and Service to LGBTQ+ patrons and students
Project management and persuasion tactics to help convince organizational stake holders
How to strategically talk to admin/decision makers about what we are learning to influence critical thinking with AI and tech
Maybe planning/assessing - based on the institutions/libraries/settings we're each in - of planning programs or share-outs re: what we've learned from LFI to patrons and staff? Like some concrete ideating, including maybe working together on things? (e.g. I wonder if some of the other teen library workers want to brainstorm together for youth services specific stuff..!?)
It would be interesting to talk with this group about not just information-sharing but also secure/analog connection-building (i.e. circling back to the history of the internet conversation and vulnerability and community-building online) in-person discussions give us an opportunity to be more politically activated and mindful.
any hands-on activities/ games/role play exercises/zinemaking workshops could be cool too! Limited on time I know!
Applications for instruction/teaching and community events
Making an elevator pitch
Personas and prototyping displays and materials
Spiritual/religious practice and communicating privacy ideals
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