2026-07-11 –, Linden Theater
The workshops. The provocative talks. The deep technical problems. What questions and conversations have risen up for you?
Bring them to the Linden Theater for two afternoons of Unconference!
What has emerged for you in the scheduled sessions and time at camp so far? What have you placed on the Parking Lot? What's in your notebook that you want to share with others?
Propose a session for the unconference here in TL;Draw: https://is.gd/J68igW
Unconference will run from 3-6pm on Friday and Saturday. If you are proposing a session here, come to Linden Stage at 3pm to confirm the schedule for the day and pitch your session. Sessions will begin at 3:30pm.
To support a smooth process, proposals submitted for the unconference close at 2pm on Friday and Saturday to ensure that your stewards can review and do initial pre-scheduling in advance, so get your sessions in before then!
To propose a session in TL;Draw, you’ll need the following information:
Session Title
Host Name(s)
Preferred duration of session (25 or 55 min)
Any known unavailability during unconference times
We've got lots of spaces to activate and we will do our best to support hosting as many proposals as possible. To that end, your stewards may merge similar sessions, propose alternative titles, or move sessions as necessary.
You can also use the paper submissions using forms scattered throughout the event, but be sure to bring them to Linden Theater before 2pm on Friday or Saturday!
If you have any questions or challenges, reach out to Bumblefudge or Madelynn for support.
Day 2 Afternoon: Saturday, July 10 - 3-6 PM
Unconference Group Scheduling Exercise
- 3:00-3:30 PM in Linden Theatre
You'll have time to make your way to the first session start location.
3.30-4.20 PM First Session Block (55 min)
4.30-5.25 PM Second Session Block (55 min)
5.30-5:55 PM Session Three (25 min)
Day 2 Afternoon: Saturday, July 11 - 3-6 PM
3.30-4.20 PM First Session Block (55 min)
4.30-5.25 PM Second Session Block (55 min)
5.30-5:55 PM Session Three (25 min)
Madelynn Martiniere is a facilitator, designer, and strategist specializing in collective innovation—the conditions and infrastructure that enable ecosystems to cultivate community resilience and tackle wicked problems together.
For almost two decades, she has worked across sectors and scales to build innovation ecosystems that center open access, community ownership, and collective power. Her portfolio spans the globe: co-designing an entrepreneurship hub for refugees in Uganda, leading development for a digital platform for sustainable fisheries in Latin America, facilitating data sovereignty initiatives toward the UN Sustainable Development Goals, and stewarding a global movement of founders and funders building businesses that balance profit and purpose.
A co-founder of Armillaria and former Executive Director of Zebras Unite, she has spent over 15 years bridging local practice with systems-level change—developing the social, organizational, financial, and technical infrastructure that enables communities to produce, govern, and share the technologies shaping our future.
She currently serves on the boards of Communitere International, which builds community resilience infrastructure in crisis and post-crisis contexts, and the Holochain Foundation, advancing peer-to-peer technology for community-owned digital infrastructure.
Sociotechnical jack-of-all-trades, decentralizer, gadfly, information warrior. Ask me about DIDs, VCs, IPFS, censorship-resistance, UX, and worker-ownership models.