We are hosting an FNF assembly at 39c3 and inviting FNF-adjacent groups, organisations, and individuals to run sessions, essentially a small FNF barcamp within Congress. If you presented something at this year’s FNF that deserves a wider audience, want to continue a discussion, have new ideas, or your organisation is not otherwise represented at Congress, this space is for you.

The CfP exists only to help us organise and schedule, don't be intimidated. You do not need a polished proposal, and we will only do minimal checks to ensure sessions fit the assembly’s theme. Anything related to digital rights, privacy, policy, the EU, or international NGO work fits well.

Some possible formats for sessions include: office hours for data requests and complaints, reading circles for EU law proposals, writing sessions for public consultations, messaging representatives about chat control, technical workshops for digital privacy, and Q& A sessions for political NGOs.

Submissions remain open throughout Congress. If you already plan to host a session, sending it by December 15 helps us create the best schedule.