11:51 p.m.
You probably saw this on the REFEDS mailing list, but just in case...
**Please share among your (human) networks!**
The R&E community, from the scholarly information world to research communities to
universities, all depend on digital identity and trust models. Come join us to work on the
code that will grow the capabilities in the trust and identity arena at the first T&I
Hackathon, offered in conjunction with the NORDUnet Technical Workshop and brought to you
by REFEDS, Identity Python, and NORDUnet.
As with any Hackathon, this is about developers. It is not a day of tutorials and
sessions - it’s about code. Do you have ideas for Identity Discovery? Join the
seamlessaccess.org <http://seamlessaccess.org/> table to work on thiss.io
<http://thiss.io/>. Do you have an idea for a new Satosa microservice? Join the
Satosa developers table. Do you have some other idea for integrating new functionality to
support assurance levels? Strong authentication? Come with your ideas and set up a table
to start the work! Ideas are already being recorded on the REFEDS wiki:
https://wiki.refeds.org/x/AwauAg <https://wiki.refeds.org/x/AwauAg>.
Registration for the Hackathon is part of the overall NORDUnet Technical Workshop
(http://www.ntw2019.net <http://www.ntw2019.net/>). The NORDUnet Technical Workshop
(NTW) is is held every two years in Copenhagen. The main event (24-26 September 2019)
features a series of workshops on subjects related to research and education networks,
including a full day of trust & identity workshops. The NTW brings together 150-200
practitioners from research and education networking communities in the Nordic countries
and beyond. The event is held a 5-minute metro ride from Copenhagen airport, 10 minutes
from central Copenhagen.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Heather Flanagan, REFEDS coordinator