* presentations on basic or advanced Free Software and Open Hardware concepts
* how to use Linux on your laptop        
* workshop on systems administration 
* python, HTML/CSS, rust, or any other programming language 
* demonstration of tools for circumventing censorship and for using the Internet anonymously 
* a command line workshop
* a poetics of encryption activity
* a code editor workshop, e.g vim or emacs 
* what is encryption and how can you use it with files, email or in specific scenarios 
* introduction to security tools and software 
* workshop about any skill you would like to share, whether it is soldering, soap making or health tracking
* sex toy hacking and making
* talk on recent politics of state or commercial surveillance
* artistic performances of every kind: from video art, sound performances, net art and digital poetry to acrobatics and singing 
* feminist critiques on contemporary technological development and its discontents 
* presentations/ discussions to reflect on issues of feminisms, activisms and technologies,
* visions and narratives for a better future based on solidarity and community
* feminist city walks
* practices of activists’ health: morning yoga, lunch choir, evening walk and other things to get some time away from the screen
* further planning of the revolution