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										Rotterdam, De Unie & the Goethe Institut, 8 to 11 March 
										 
										program / schedule  
										 
										monday, march 8, 1999  
										12:30pm: Welcome and introduction  
										2pm: Opening event of the next Cyberfeminist International  introductory / discussions by obn members  
										3:00pm: Cyberfeminists and Activism, Nat Muller  
										4:00pm: Art strategies in the New World Order , Yvonne Volkart  
										5:00pm: Vanished Venus into Virtu(e)al Visions? CYBERSPACE IS EMPTY - WHO IS AFRAID OF AVATARS? Susanne Ackers  
										 
										tuesday, march 9, 1999 
										Hacking as method and metaphor  
										12:30pm: Welcome and introduction  
										1:00pm: "The First Woman Hacker", Introduction by Cornelia Sollfrank  
										2:00pm: "How to become a Hacker" Rena Tangens  
										3:00pm: "Linux and the Free Software Philosophy, Barbara Thoens  
										4:00pm: "Privacy on the Net", Stephanie Wehner  
										5:00 pm: open discussion: "women and hacking" with statements from all 
										speakers of the day 
										 
										wednesday, march 10, 1999 
										'Split bodies and fluid gender: the cutting edge of information technology -- (between scientific and artistic visions)'  
										12:30pm: Welcome and introduction  
										1:00pm Bio(r)Evolution® . On the Contemporary Military-Medical Complex, Claudia Reiche  
										2:15pm The Cyberflaneuse - create or kill? Maren Hartmann  
										3:15pm: SpiderBug. Browsing the Brain, Helene von Oldenburg  
										4:15pm: Pixel by Image: A Fantastic Voyage to 'Dandy Dust' (a Film by Hans Scheirl, 1998), Claudia Reiche  
										6:00pm DANDY DUST (94 Minutes screening), film by Hans Scheirl 
										 
										thursday, march 11, 1999 
										Feminist Activism/Resistance/Intervention/Globalism 
										 
										12:30pm: Welcome and introduction  
										1:00pm: Feminism, Difference, and Global Capital (Maria Fernandez and Faith Wilding in conversation)  
										2:00pm: A Manifesto Against Manifestos, Caroline Bassett  
										2:45pm: <performing the border> by Ursula Biemann  
										3:30pm: PRIVATE VIEWS: SPACE RE/COGNISED IN CONTEMPORARY ART FROM ESTONIA AND BRITAIN, Mare Tralla (Estonia/UK) and Pam Skelton (UK) / dialog - presentation - screening  
										4:30pm: NET AUDIO: enlivening Cyberspace, Rasa Smite break  
										7:00pm: Corrine Petrus/ Marieke  
										8:00pm: Art of Work - A discussion on the 'Human Resource'. Swap tactics and techniques for misusing work resources and exploiting the workplace forless productivity and more creativity, Rachel Baker 
										 
										Cultural Terrorist Agency - Fundraising, distribution and advocation for the CTA's first BioTerrorism project, Superweed 1.0. , Rachel Baker  
										 
										friday, march 12, 1999, Amsterdam,next5minutes (!) 
										Feminism & Media Strategies/Cyber Feminism 
										10:30am - 13:30pm: 
										 
										Old Boys Network and nCI Participants: Strategies for a New Cyberfeminism  
										The Web and Questions of Race and Ethnicity, Maria Fernandez (Pittsburgh)  
										Fe-mail activism in Croatia, Vesna Jankovic (Attack) and Sunchana Spirovan 
										(Zamir/'Because'), Croatia 
										 
										Radek, Russian women and the net, Irina Aristarkhova (Moscow)  
										 
										7pm-9pm: dinnerradio - soundscapes, tapes, mixers 
										(impressions and reports from the next cyberfeminist international on n5m 
										radio)  
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