February 3-4, 2022  Online and Anywhere February 3-4, 2022  Online and Anywhere February 3-4, 2022  Online and Anywhere February 3-4, 2022  Online and Anywhere February 3-4, 2022  Online and Anywhere February 3-4, 2022  Online and Anywhere

Schedule

9:05a - 9:10a PST

Welcome

Presented by Kary Youman, emcee
Get acquainted with the day’s events and inspired by the highlights from last year's Festival.
9:10a - 9:35a PST Brief

BRIEF 1: Counter Heath Misinformation

Presented by Jessica Malaty Rivera
"Health misinformation is a threat to public health. How can we make reliable information more accessible in every community?

This brief is presented by Jessica Malaty Rivera, an epidemiologist focused on translating complex scientific concepts into impactful and accessible information." View Briefs
9:35a - 9:50a PST

Body Kind Yoga

Movement with Reyna Cohan
How can you channel creativity through movement? Yoga expert Reyna Cohan will guide us through thoughtful stretching.
9:50a - 10:30a PST

Unconventional Maker Economy

Not everyone has followed a linear path to become a maker. These panelists are now founders and inventors, but they weren't always.
10:30a - 11.00a PST Break

Break

Relax your eyes, mind, and brain. Grab some water.
11:00a - 11.10a PST

The Future of Work and AI

Inspiration by Neil Sahota
Neil Sahota, IBM master inventor and founder of the UN Innovation Lab, discusses the convergence of AI and new work practices.
11:10a - 11.30a PST

Frankie Simone

Musical Performance
Tune in for the sounds of Frankie Simone, the High Priestess of Pop. The stage is their pulpit, and their message of love and acceptance is universal.
11:30a - 11.55a PST Brief

BRIEF 2: Remedy The Digital Divide

Presented by Olatunde Sobomehin
"The digital divide is a human rights issue. How can we foster talent in underrepresented communities to become leaders in the tech industry? 

This brief is presented by Olatunde Sobomehin, a serial entrepreneur focused on providing communities of color with free access to tech education." View Briefs
11:55a - 12.10p PST

Sound Bath

Yaara Valey
Immerse yourself in the dulcet tones and instrumentation of Yaara Valey, then re-center yourself for the rest of the day.
12:10p - 12.50p PST

Mistakes Were Made

Inspiration by Rick Turozcy
Get the low-down on The Portland Incubator Experiment, the mistakes that were made, and the reason they're better off because of it.

Send Off

Presented by Kary Youman, emcee
A moment to reflect on the day, and officially wrap Day One of the Festival programming. Communication and collaboration will continue on Slack.

Open Work Session

Not quite ready to quit? Join a facilitated, focused grind session on Zoom from CaveDay founder Jake Kahana
9:05a - 9:10a PST

Welcome Back

Kary Youman
A moment to kickstart the day together and set the expectations for Day Two of the Festival.
9:10a - 9:35a PST Brief

BRIEF 3: Combat Climate Change

Presented by Leah Thomas
"Climate change solutions should be accessible for everyone. What are low-cost ways to combat climate change that allow more people to participate?

This brief is presented by Leah Thomas, an intersectional environmental activist and writer with a passion for social justice and environmentalism." View Briefs
9:35a - 10:20a PST

How to Zine

Workshop by Sarah Mirk
Join Sarah Mirk and see how one piece of paper, when folded and cut, can magically become a multi-page zine.
10:20a - 10:40a PST

Bronze Avery

Musical Performance
Tune in for the sultry vocals and dreamy backbeats of Bronze Avery, one of pop's exciting new voices, and our soundtrack for Day Two.
10:40a - 10:50a PST

My Social Prism

Inspiration by Vicente Lorca
Hear about Vicente Lorca's Social Prism: a tool that helps define the planes of consideration when developing an idea for society.
10:50a - 11:20a PST Break

Break

Stretch your body and rest your eyes.
11:20a - 11:45a PST Brief

BRIEF 4: Rethink Our Democracy

Presented by Audrey Tang
"Democracy means working with the people, not just for the people. How can we enable better civic participation and dialogue between citizens and government?

This brief is presented by Audrey Tang, Taiwan's first Digital Minister and a free software programmer who believes tech can be utilized to strengthen democracy." View Briefs
11:45a - 12:00p PST Break

Break

Stretch your legs and grab some water.
12:00p - 12:45p PST

The Future of Finance

A panel hosted by Michael Kisselgof (Popcorn DAO)
Learn about the future of finance from people reinventing the way money moves through the world.
12:45p - 12:50p PST Break

Break

Stretch your legs and grab some water.
12:50p - 1:30p PST

Storytelling as Narrative Panel

A panel hosted by Jasmine Burton
A panel with people from different spheres of influence, rooted in positive social and environmental change, reflecting on how narrative storytelling can inspire collective action.

Send Off

Presented by Kary Youman, emcee
A moment to reflect on the past two days and discuss the next steps for submitting your ideas and beyond.

Open Work Session

Join a facilitated, focused grind session on Zoom from CaveDay founder Jake Kahana