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-===== Installations of high-tech art =====
+====== What are the topics of SOTA hackathons? ======
-The main idea is to use high-tech products in a non-standard way.  Motors, sensors, cameras, drones, software, cell colonies, plants, video projectors and much more have resources to create objects of high-tech contemporary art.
+The theme of each hackathon is a global socially important issue that is not a priority for the business world.
+Informally, a global issue is any issue (problem, risk) that adversely affects the global community and environment, possibly in a catastrophic way, including environmental issues, political crisis, social issues and economic crisis.
+Solutions to global issues generally require cooperation among local communities of activists and technologists at the global level on the basis of a distributed world network of creative spaces.
+  * África
+  * Ageing
+  * Agriculture
+  * AIDS
+  * Atomic energy
+  * Children
+  * Decolonization
+  * Demining
+  * Democracy
+  * Development
+  * Disarmament
+  * Environment
+  * Family
+  * Food
+  * Governance
+  * Health
+  * Human rights
+  * Human settlements
+  * Humanitarian assistance (s.a. Refugees)
+  * International law
+  * Oceans / Law of the Sea (s.a. Water)
+  * Peace and security
+  * People with disabilities
+  * Population
+  * Refugees (s.a. Humanitarian Assistance)
+  * Terrorism
+  * Volunteerism
+  * Water (s.a. Ocean trash)
+  * Women
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+====== What is the specialty of SOTA hackathons? ======
+  * The use of advanced technologies for prototyping solutions to a wide range of problems.
+  * Building a cross-age, cross-gender and cross-national community around hackathons.
+  * Presenting hackathons results online to disseminate the idea of high-tech and team-based problem solving.
+  * Creating an investment community or fund around hackathons to bring the best ideas and prototypes into the field.
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+====== Our framing criteria were: ======
+  * **Low barrier to entry:** Attendees should be able to walk in, figure out what’s happening, and be able to quickly find a way to be involved (whatever their threshold for involvement).
+  * **Pro-amateur and pro-expert:** Attractive to attendees of different technology skills (where “different” = skill diversity — Robotics and Coding! Analyzing and Painting!) and skill levels.
+  * **Interactive — offline and online:** Everyone should have the opportunity to play, build, or otherwise contribute to one or more of the tech-related projects present (emphasis on everyone) without opening a laptop. (Not everyone would have a laptop with them, nor are laptops perfectly suited for social engagement or essential for all types of tech.)
+  * **Focused on “civic tech” in the broadest sense:** Any/all projects, tools, and tricks anchored in the social and political life of our neighbors. If nothing else, projects centered on improving, enjoying, and exploring the place we live would be something where 99% of attendees could find a piece of common ground.
 ===== Teams of creators from different communities =====
-** //1 team = 1 installation// **
+** //1 tipycal team of SOTA hackathons // **
   * An **artist** with a strong name in the art world
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 ===== Places =====
-In many cities across the globe, there are groups of technical enthusiasts who will unite to form Hackerspaces. It is usually a place where people are free to engage in science, technology, knowledge dissemination and research.
+In many cities across the globe, there are groups of technical enthusiasts who will unite to form Hackerspaces.
+Hackerspaces or makerspaces are community-operated physical places, where people share their interest in tinkering with technology, meet and work on their projects, and learn from each other.
-Example of Prague: https://brmlab.cz/
+It is usually a place where people are free to engage in science, technology, knowledge dissemination and research.
 Hackerspaces around the world will be used as places for
   * preparatory networking and organizing local communities
-  * workshops for creating team installations
+  * workshops for creating team for projects
-  * exhibition halls
+  * exhibition and video bridge halls
 Each of the hackerspace halls will be physically accessible in its own city, as well as all other halls will be accessible via an online platform.
+Example of Prague:
+  * https://brmlab.cz/
+  * https://bordel.paralelnipolis.cz/#/
+  * https://thecave.cz/
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   *  the formation of one to four teams (scaling is possible depending on the city of the city / hackerspace / project): artist / artist, technician, scientist / researcher, students of a technical / creative university, a person from a hospice or a nursing home, a pupil of an orphanage. (On the wiki and in the presentation, everything is written in more detail)
-) The phase of creating installations
+) The phase of creating projects
-  * collection of materials for creating installations from partners and sponsors of the project
+  * collection of materials for prototyping from partners and sponsors of the project
   * four planned all weekend workshops (+ the opportunity to work on projects in your free time) per month (a project can last up to 4 months)
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 (General)
-   * Preparation of an online exhibition hall (a website with a broadcast of the installation from each hackerspace participating in the project)
+   * Preparation of an online project exhibition hall (a website with a broadcast of the installation from each hackerspace participating in the project)
 (In every town)
-  *  Preparing the space for the opening of the exhibition (the exhibition can last from several days to weeks)
+  *  Preparing the space for the opening of the project  exhibition (the project  exhibition can last from several days to weeks)
   *  Preparation of a series of lectures and speeches of interesting speakers (everything is recorded and remains as educational scientific pop and not only content in the media space)
   *  Carrying out networking and auction
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   * the socialization of the supported communities
   * the integration of supported communities into the technologically advanced community
+====== Global Interventional Hackerspace Meet Up (SOTA) // report: (5.9.20)  ======
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+We had talked about the State of the Art Communities Integration Project, aimed at popularizing the os s+t+arts (open source science, technology, and art) public projects based on hackerspaces around the world in the form of interdisciplinary hackathons aimed at solving the problems of certain UN, as global tasks facing humanity, with the subsequent presentation results of local hackathons on a common video bridge with the involvement of local investors to encourage interesting ideas and community of schoolchildren/activists/students to participate in teams and further develop prototypes of those born on hackathons at a time when industry professionals return to their jobs and will not have time further play with technology until the next global hackathon.
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+The meeting was attended by 10 people and three hacking facilities: Prague, Nizhny Novgorod and Novosibirsk.
+  *  http://brmlab.cz/
+  *   https://cadrspace.ru/
+  *   https://vk.com/nsu_hackspace
+Hackerspaces and projects were introduced.
+  * The concept of State of the Art Communities Integration project was introduced: https://brmlab.cz/project/sota/start
+  * The frequency of global meetings was determined: every two weeks.
+  * TODO :: Organize brainstorming over the inventory system of hackerspace equipment.