Event created by Lisa
In this session, you'll learn the basics of how cannabis interacts with the US patent system, and how cannabis genetic and chemical data can be used to keep bad patents from happening.
ALL OF THE PROCEEDS OF THIS WORKSHOP will go to The Open Cannabis Project! Learn more about their work, here.
* PARTICIPATE IN LIVE RECORDING OR WATCH LATER *
Date: Tues May 15, 2018
Time: 12pm PDT (3pm EDT / 8pm GMT)
Place: Online in our Virtual Classroom!
Events are for members of Tokeativity. It is free to become a member. The member options and correlating registration pricing for this event are below. If you are not yet a member, the system will ask you to go through the process of becoming one after you have selected your ticketing option. Please contact us using the "leave a message" at the bottom of the screen if you have questions about this process.
Basic Members: $15 before 5/11, $20 after
Community Members: $10 before 5/11, $15 after
Business Members: Complimentary before 5/11, $10 after
Limited to 50 participants
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ABOUT THE TEACHER
Beth Schechter comes to OCP through the world of community-centered design and open source technology. Prior to taking on a leadership role at OCP, her energies focused on creating educational experiences, curriculum, and documentation for technical subjects ranging from open source mapmaking to international land rights policies in Ghana.
She started her community design work at GA Tech, where she worked with small-scale farmers to codesign speculative robots that could help them solve specific problems on their farms. As the Executive Director of OCP, she's thrilled to be able to work at the intersection of technology, farming, and do-goodery once again.