'''23rd of May, 10-18hs Tierra Violeta Cultural Centre ''' 10-11.30pm Discussion of specific tech needs & experiences of feminist & LGTBQIA community members present. 11.30-13hs presentation of privacy & surveillance issues, and how internet works/ how email works & GPG. 13-14hs vegan & vegetarian lunch and drinks. 14-17.30hs Feminist Hackerspace - migration to riseup/openmailbox, - installation of Thunderbird with Enigmail - generation of key pairs - testing and verification. 17.30hs + - Closing circle & feedback.

Very specific feedback and needs for future meetings: - Need for tools to perform secure erase of data. - Need to construct open access libraries outside of existing structures which have limited access for many communities, especially those outside traditional institutional spaces. - The need to use search engines which do not 'profile' users or perform censorship in order to reach wider info. Different experiences of information available when using TOR. -The interest on knowing how to create different identities online (the way on how to separate them and not giving up our real identity) -Interest on feminist libraries online with bibliography on the main subjects of interests. -Getting to know alternatives of Free Software of main applicatives used on the computer General feedback: - What happens in open spaces vs closed spaces? Do women and LGTBQIA folk need their own spaces and their own approaches to technology and learning?

Lots of new & reconnected feelings around the meeting of different values in open space. Shared spaces create a meeting of minds, differing opinions about political meaning of technology. Conflicted feelings around inclusiveness of cis men in feminist spaces / non-inclusiveness of cis-men's opinions and voices.

First event is open with a feminist focus.Our main target are Feminist collectives and queer, trans, cis women & women of colour from Buenos Aires. Also anybody who approaches to the Hackelarre with interest in self-learning and in line with the guidelines of the event.

Lots of interest, lack of spaces and understanding on encryption tools led us to think together and plan a space that would meet these interests with a consideration of what the specific needs of the community are. We opened the floor to think specifically about obstacles and proposals for technology for this community. A need to think politically about technology and the need to think of Software Libre as a tool for liberation and organization.