Internet Day San Francisco

Call for Presenters

The goal of Internet Day SF is to provide training and thought leadership around any and all aspects of the Internet.

https://internetdaysf.org/

This time, we are virtual only. We will go live with the material on May 29th.

This event is a partnership between the Internet Society San Francisco Bay Area Chapter and SF Bay ACM.

What we are looking for

We are looking for both training and thought leadership presentations in support of the Internet.

Shared requirements

Send the following to operations@sfbayisoc.org :

Title and abstract, approval required
Short bio of yourself and your email address, to sync later
Speaker(s) should live and work in the Bay Area. If you want to present and do not live here, we can guide you to related opportunities.
Ability to produce and share video by May 20th. Audio matters too.
Videos must be under 30 minutes total. Shorter is better.
Content must be open source, such as tools and techniques, and/or public, such as regulations.
No advertising allowed unless you are a sponsor and have approval.

Additional requirements for technical talks

You must share a single document with all the steps needed to replicate the work. Markdown is ideal and preferred. We know not all devices may be readily available, such as quantum computers, but if you have the steps, someone might be able to try them one day. This is also required by May 20th.

Additional requirements for thought leadership talks

If you are presenting on topics such as regulations, you must provide links in advance so others can read about them before the event. This is also required by May 20th.

All levels welcome

We are open to all levels of talks. For example, if you just learned a new packet-sniffing technique in class, share it. If you want to show people how to be safer on a social application, please do. Internet of Things with AI? We are for it.

If you have any questions, please DM me. Thank you for your time!