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Be a part of the austin ForumThe Austin Forum on Technology & Society explores the impact of emerging and pervasive technologies on society and stimulates discussions, collaborations, and partnerships on new technology opportunities. Attend our our in-person Austin Forum monthly events, which are free and open to the public. Also, listen to the Austin Forum Upload podcasts and read the Austin Forum Upload blog, which address technology topics in business & industry, science & research, health & medicine, education, government, entertainment, social good, and more.
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Attend the Next Austin Forum event
Tuesday, July 9, 6:15PM, at the Austin Central Library.
Refreshments starting at 5:45pm. Dr. Mitchell Pryor, The University of Texas at Austin Jared Carl, Nvidia |
Upcoming events*Technology, Space & Humanity | August 6, 2019 - Tom Markusic & Rick Tumlinson
Internet of Things (IoT) | September 10, 2019 - Rhonda Dirvin & Jason Shepherd Future of Energy Production, Distribution & Sustainability | October 1, 2019 Technology, Privacy, Freedom & Ethics Debate | November 12, 2019 - Sherri Greenberg Technology & Social Good | December 3, 2019 Tech Trends for 2020 & Beyond! | January 7, 2020 - Jay Boisseau & Jay Williams *schedule subject to change |
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LOCATION & PARKING
The Austin Forum on Technology & Society monthly events are held at the Austin Central Library, 710 W. César Chávez St. in partnership with the Austin Public Library. Austin Forum event attendees should enter through the main event center doors on Cesar Chavez.
Parking in the library garage (entrance on West Avenue) is available to Austin Forum attendees at posted rates. Free street parking is available on Tuesdays and paid parking in the Seaholm Garage are also available. We strongly encourage guests to carpool, bike, or take public transportation. The Austin Central Library is on several CapMetro routes, is near a BCycle station, and has ample bicycle parking. For additional parking and transportation information, click here.
ADMISSION & SEATING
The Austin Forum monthly presentation & networking events are free and open to the public. Please RSVP via EventBrite and arrive early to secure your preferred seat. Walk-ins are welcome if space allows after registered guests are seated. Please cancel your EventBrite registration if you become unable to attend.
The Austin Forum on Technology & Society monthly events are held at the Austin Central Library, 710 W. César Chávez St. in partnership with the Austin Public Library. Austin Forum event attendees should enter through the main event center doors on Cesar Chavez.
Parking in the library garage (entrance on West Avenue) is available to Austin Forum attendees at posted rates. Free street parking is available on Tuesdays and paid parking in the Seaholm Garage are also available. We strongly encourage guests to carpool, bike, or take public transportation. The Austin Central Library is on several CapMetro routes, is near a BCycle station, and has ample bicycle parking. For additional parking and transportation information, click here.
ADMISSION & SEATING
The Austin Forum monthly presentation & networking events are free and open to the public. Please RSVP via EventBrite and arrive early to secure your preferred seat. Walk-ins are welcome if space allows after registered guests are seated. Please cancel your EventBrite registration if you become unable to attend.
HELP US CLOSE AUSTIN’S DIGITAL DIVIDE
The Austin Forum accepts donations of used smartphones, computers, and tablets at all our events. Donated devices get a factory reset and are set up as new by the team at Austin Pathways’ nationally-recognized “Unlocking the Connection” initiative, which connects every public housing resident with a digital device, digital literacy, and a free or very low-cost internet connection. Your donated devices can change lives and help close Austin’s digital divide, thanks to Austin Pathways.
