Hi code4lib folks, I want to point you to the fourth in a six-part series
of events about the decentralized web coming up on April 28th. The series
has all been possible thanks to a partnership between the Metropolitan New
York Library Council, The Internet Archive, Dweb, and Library Futures.
Check out the amazing lineup! Register here
<https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_2jhG2yOvSCalJyyV7btp6w?mc_cid=5f786dc67a&mc_eid=8c6dec5073>
!

*Jay Graber <https://twitter.com/arcalinea>* is CEO of Bluesky
<https://blueskyweb.org/>, the initiative funded by Jack Dorsey and
Twitter, “to develop and drive large-scale adoption of technologies for
open and decentralized public conversation.”

*Matthew Hodgson <https://twitter.com/ara4n?lang=en>* is Co-founder of the
Matrix.org <https://matrix.org/>. Matrix is an open network for secure,
decentralized communication with more than 40M users.

*Andre Staltz <https://twitter.com/andrestaltz>* is Creator of Manyverse
<https://www.manyver.se/>, a free, open source “social network without the
bad stuff,” built on the peer-to-peer SSB protocol
<https://ssbc.github.io/scuttlebutt-protocol-guide/>.
Along with each event, the partners have produced beautifully designed
resource guides, and the recordings are all available for review after the
fact.

https://metro.org/decentralizedweb

We have some casual social time at the end of each event as well. While
this whole series has been designed with librarians, archivists, and
cultural heritage workers in mind, the content is relevant to a much wider
audience. Please join us! You won't regret it.

Nate

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Nate Hill
natehill.net