Press and Public Speaking

A selection of our press coverage and public talks.

Press Coverage

• The case against carbon emissions as a universal metric; Lee Harris, Financial Times, April 15 2024 (Hypha built the Spice tool) mentioned in the article).
• Finding the Friends of HEK Basel: How to Bring Membership Online with a DAO; WAC Lab - Web3 for the Arts and Culture, Dec 5, 2023
• Co-operatives, Work, and the Digital Economy: A Knowledge Synthesis Report; Cultural Workers Organize, May 19, 2022
• Worker Co-ops and the Sixth Principle; Canadian Worker Co-operative Federation, March 24, 2022
• Can a Worker's Co-Op Thrive in Big Tech?; Early, August 19, 2021
• Emergent Practices from the Decentralized Co-operative Web; OpenCollective Blog, May 27, 2021
• Designing Radical Futures; Design Radical Futures’ Instagram series, April 7, 2021
• Hypha Worker Co-operative Seeks to Build Bridges; Canadian Worker Co-operative Federation, June 21, 2020

Sessions, Workshops & Talks

• The Dweb in your Back Pocket, DWeb Camp, June 2023
• Holistic Local First Software, Causal Islands, April 2023
• 564: Innovative uses of data, Spark - CBC Radio, January 6, 2023
• Decentralized web movement imagines 'a web with many winners' that puts community first, Spark - CBC Radio, October 7, 2022
• Human Rights & Web3 for Activists: Salon #8, Amnesty International & Fight for the Future, September 29, 2022
• Mozilla Festival, This Is What Solidarity Looks Like — Emergent Practices from the Decentralized Co-operative Web, March 2021
• Dweb Meetup — The Latest in the DWeb Ecosystem. COMPOST Magazine & Distributed Press, March 2021
• #TechTalks with Chris Glover MPP, May 18, 2021
• X University CFE Series: Taming Big Tech: Exploring the Alternatives, Defund Big Tech, Refund Communities Panel, June 10, 2021
• Treaty Lands, Global Stories, Co-Opt: A Symposium on Worker Co-operatives as Alternatives to Traditional Workplaces, November 18, 2021

Submitting Press Coverage

To submit press coverage and related content, follow these steps:

1. Open New Issue:

   • Go to the Issues tab in the organizing-private GitHub repository.
   • Click on New Issue.

2. Select the Template:

   • Choose the Press Coverage Submission issue template.

3. Fill in the Details:

   • Title: Enter the content's title.
   • Host: Specify where it was presented or the host organization.
   • Category: Select from Press Coverage, Session, Workshop, or Talk.
   • Date: Input the date (YYYY-MM-DD).
   • Description: Provide a brief description.
   • Link: Add a URL to the content.

4. Submit:

   • Review your information for accuracy.
   • Click Submit new issue to complete the process.

The communications team will review the submission and may reach out for additional details.