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Past Events
From salons to symposiums, large scale conferences to intimate gatherings, we host and attend events to gather with those committed to building a better web for a better world. Read about and watch our previous events below.
Founder Frank McCourt joined renowned journalist Kara Swisher at Georgetown University on October 12, 2022 for a candid discussion about technology, democracy and ways to create a more equitable internet and healthier social media models.
Panelists discuss how Web3 and decentralized technologies offer new challenges and possibilities for the next evolution of governance models.
Project Liberty's Institute hosted Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen in conversation with Frank McCourt about the current state of Big Tech, regulations currently underway, and a better path for digital governance.
Through presentations and a discussion of the related policy issues, academics and policy makers highlighted the most pressing threats, and their possible solutions, associated by the next generation of the web.
Explores the possibilities and limits of Web3 technologies that allow the creation of decentralized and self-sovereign digital identities.
Project Liberty Founder Frank McCourt and Stanford Professors Rob Reich and Jeremy Weinstein discuss the governance of social media, the promise of decentralized technology and ways to harness emerging technology to support healthier digital communities and democratic societies.
Exploring the possible solutions that Web3 can represent in empowering communities, individuals and countries.
Project Liberty's Institute executive director, Constance Bommelaer de Leusse, participated in a panel conversation held by the Internet Governance Forum (IGF) called “Move Fast and Fix Policy! Advocacy in an era of rapid change"during the 17th annual IGF meeting hosted by the Government of Ethiopia in Addis Ababa.
Discussing the possible solutions that Web3 can represent in restoring trust in online content.
Founder of Project Liberty Frank McCourt spoke at the Knight Foundation’s “Informed: Conversations on Democracy in the Digital Age” conference on November 30, 2022.
The theme of the conference was “Law & Technology.”
Frank McCourt speaks at Georgetown University about technology policy, the potential of new tech models, and why it’s time to reset the internet.
McCourt, founder of Project Liberty, joined Frances Haugen, the Facebook whistleblower, and Nighat Dad, a member of Facebook's Oversight Board, for a panel on digital governance.
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