Frame around institutions people can change, not abstract political diagnosis.
Current stage04 · Schedule
Place ready sessions, not loose ideas.
Resolve the queue first. Then open one day and work only with sessions that have a topic, format, and participant plan.
3 working placements0 availability-blocked1 ready to inform
The programme, in time.
Drag a session to stage a 15-minute move, or use its edge grip to resize. The server remains the authority when you save.
Showing Avery Laurent’s stated availability
Drag a card body to move. Use the visible right-edge grip to resize. Keyboard: Arrow keys move; Shift+ArrowLeft/Right changes duration. An Unsaved placement remains local until Save placement. A red triangle means Outside required speaker availability.
Keep competing changes visible.
Changes are only shared after the private schedule accepts them. Rejected changes stay visible here for a human decision.
- Nothing needs a decisionNo stale writes or availability rejections are waiting.
One kind of decision at a time
Build sessions in Programme, place them here, then communicate from Confirmations.
A placed time cannot move to communication until the moderator role is assigned.
Required participant commitments still need review before this can be informed.
r3 · required roles, availability, conflicts, and speaker-safe fields checked.
October 6-10
10:00-20:00 daily · 4 strong overlap windows
1 working session. 2 of 3 broad availability windows have at least one speaker.
Listening as public infrastructure
Avery LaurentKeynote · 30 minutes · Tue 13:30 · Main stage
Strong opening keynote or moderated conversation. Pair with a practical follow-up discussion.
Repair, listening and difficult dialogue. 2 direct speaker signals.
Tue 10:00-13:00 · Tue 13:00-17:00 · Wed 13:00-17:00 · Thu 10:00-13:00
- Speaker availability1 named speaker offered 13:30 in their submitted window
Edit private placement
Every named speaker’s submitted availability must include the placement. A recorded manual handoff is not delivery or a speaker’s acceptance.