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Iw17 Program.Pdf Igrzyska Freedom Wolności Games to spotkanie ludzi ciekawych świata i głodnych nowych idei z udziałem wybitnych światowych are a meeting of individuals who are curious about the world and open for new ideas. It is ekspertów oraz intelektualistów. To dyskusje o najważniejszych wyzwaniach, przed jakimi a gathering of renowned experts and intellectuals, a discussion about the key challenges stoją społeczeństwa Zachodu w XXI wieku. Igrzyska Wolności to interdyscyplinarne, unikalne the Western societies must face in the 21st century. Being a unique interdisciplinary event w skali kraju wydarzenie, którego zasadniczym celem jest kreowanie twórczej przestrzeni of this kind held in Poland, its main objective is to offer a creative space for exchanging wymiany myśli pomiędzy ludźmi kultury, biznesu i uczestnikami życia publicznego różnych ideas between the representatives of culture, business and public life, among others. We branż. Budujemy wiodące intelektualne wydarzenie o skali światowej. build a leading intellectual event on an international scale. Tegoroczny temat przewodni wydarzenia jest poświęcony wpływowi technologii na This year’s leading theme of Freedom Games focuses on the influence of technology on społeczeństwo, demokrację i rynek pracy. Przełom technologiczny ostatniej dekady societies, democracies and labor market. The technological advancement of the previous spowodował rosnącą integrację cyfrowej rzeczywistości i codziennego doświadczenia. decade resulted in an increasing integration of digital reality and every-day experiences. Media społecznościowe zmieniają sposób interakcji z innymi ludźmi, a także znacząco Social media have not only influenced the way in which people interact with one another, but wpływają na kulturę, politykę i stosunki społeczne. Automatyzacja i komputeryzacja wywarły have also had a significant impact on culture, politics and social relations. Automatization wpływ na sposób zdobywania informacji, formy dostępu do kultury, radykalnie zmienia się and computerization have changed the methods of gathering information, ways of accessing sposób pracy. Technologia może zaoferować rozwiązania dla najbardziej palących kwestii culture as well as the way people work. Technology can offer solutions to the most burning przyszłości: ubóstwa, dostępu do edukacji, kultury, pokonywania barier komunikacyjnych issues related to the future of our world: poverty, access to education and culture, overcoming między narodami – generując jednocześnie nowe wyzwania i zagrożenia. communication barriers between nations – however, it may at the same time generate new challenges and pose threats that we cannot Fundamenty, na których ustanowiono demokrację typu zachodniego – dominacji klasy yet imagine. średniej i kontroli elit – są kwestionowane przez erą komunikacji w świecie social media. Przebija się polaryzacyjna i radykalizm, w świecie, gdzie głos każdego może być tak The foundations of Western democracies – the domination of middle class and the control samo słyszalny. Zmiany technologiczne utorowały drogę do demokracji masowej, gdzie exercised by the elites – are being questioned in the age of communication and social media. odpowiedzialność jest zastąpiona przez populizm, a post-prawda uważana jest za Polarization and radicalisms are trending in the world where the voice of each individual równą faktom. shall be heard equally. Technological advancement paved the way for mass democracy in which responsibility was substituted by populism and where post-truth seems to have the Z drugiej strony, technologie na naszych oczach umożliwiają wielki skok cywilizacyjny – są same value as facts. ogromną szansą rozwojową, również dla takich krajów jak Polska. Dlatego też Igrzyska Wolności 2017 poświęcamy nowym technologiom, zjawisku cyfryzacji i ich wpływowi na On the other hand, technology enabled a great civilizational advancement – a great społeczeństwo oraz kulturę. Tematy te są szczególnie bliski Łodzi – miejscu, w którym opportunity for further development for numerous countries, including Poland. Therefore, dynamicznie rozwijają się firmy wysokich technologii i innowacyjne start-upy. Jednym the leading topic of Freedom Games 2017 is thus of great concern also to the city of Łódź z naszych zasadniczych celów tegorocznej edycji jest budowanie odpowiedzialnych postaw – a hotbed of dynamically developing high-tech companies and innovative start-ups. One i wagi świadomości społecznej, z jaką wiąże się korzystanie z nowych technologii. of the key objectives of the event is to encourage responsible behavior – an issue closely related to the usage of modern technologies. Program Program Czwartek, 19.10.2017 | Teatr Nowy im. Kazimierza Dejmka w Łodzi, Więckowskiego 15 Thursday, 10.19.2017 | New Theatre of Kazimierz Dejmek in Lodz, 15 Więckowskiego St. 17:00 18:20 17:00 18:20 Rejestracja Dlaczego społeczeństwo otwarte potrzebuje gospodarki Registration Why Open Society Needs Market Economy? Institutional rynkowej? Systemy instytucjonalne a warunki życia – Systems vis-à-vis Quality of Life – a speech by Leszek Gala otwarcia Igrzysk Wolności 2017 / duża sala wystąpienie: Leszek Balcerowicz – przewodniczący Rady Freedom Games 2017 Opening Gala / Large Hall Balcerowicz – founder and Council Chairman of Civil Prowadzenie gali: Agnieszka Korzeniowska Forum Obywatelskiego Rozwoju (FOR), były wicepremier RP, Gala’s host: Agnieszka Korzeniowska Development Forum (FOR), former Deputy Prime Minister, były prezes NBP former President of National Bank of Poland (NBP) 17:30 17:30 Powitanie 19:00 Welcome 19:00 Błażej Lenkowski – prezes zarządu Fundacji Liberté!, Collaborative Innovation Networks – wystąpienie: Peter Gloor – Błażej Lenkowski – President of the Board, Liberté! Foundation, Collaborative Innovation Networks – a speech by Peter Gloor – Andrzej Zybertowicz – Doradca Prezydenta RP – Center for Collective Intelligence, Massachusetts Institute Andrzej Zybertowicz – Advisor to the President of the Center for Collective Intelligence, Massachusetts Institute odczytanie listu Prezydenta RP Andrzeja Dudy do for Technology Republic of Poland – a letter by President of the Republic of for Technology organizatorów i uczestników Igrzysk Wolności 2017, Poland Andrzej Duda to the organizers and participants Hanna Zdanowska – Prezydent Miasta Łodzi, 19:40 of Freedom Games 2017, Witold Stępień – Marszałek Województwa Łódzkiego, Cyfrowa propaganda jako wyzwanie dla świata mediów – Hanna Zdanowska – Mayor of the City of Lodz, 19:40 Detmar Doering – koordynator Fundacji im. Friedricha panel dyskusyjny Witold Stępień – Marshall of Lodz voivodeship, Digital Propaganda as a Challenge for the Media – panel Naumanna na Rzecz Wolności w Europie Środkowej · Michał Broniatowski – szef biura POLITICO w Warszawie, Detmar Doering – representative of the Friedrich discussion i Krajach Bałtyckich, · Kamila Ceran – redaktor naczelna i dyrektor programowa Naumann Foundation for Freedom for Central Europe · Michał Broniatowski – Head of the POLITICO Office Ireneusz Zbiciński – Prorektor Politechniki Łódzkiej, radia TOK FM, and the Baltic States in Prague, in Warsaw, Krzysztof Dudek – dyrektor Teatru Nowego im. · Jarosław Kurski – pierwszy zastępca redaktora naczelnego Ireneusz Zbiciński – Vice-Rector, Lodz University of Technology, · Kamila Ceran – Editor-in-Chief and Programming Director Kazimierza Dejmka. Gazety Wyborczej, Krzysztof Dudek – Chief Director of the New Theatre at TOK FM, · Konrad Piasecki - Radio Zet. of Kazimierz Dejmek in Lodz. · Jarosław Kurski – Deputy Editor-in-Chief of the Gazeta 18:00 Prowadzenie: Wyborcza daily, RE:wolucja/Cyfrowa rzeczywistość – wystąpienie: Tomasz Kamiński – „Liberté!” 18:00 · Konrad Piasecki - Radio Zet. Leszek Jażdżewski, redaktor naczelny „Liberté!” RE:volution/Digital Reality – a speech by Leszek Jażdżewski, Moderator: Editor-in-Chief of Liberté! Tomasz Kamiński – Liberté! 21:00–22:00 / Duża sala 21:00–22:00 / Foyer 21:00–22:00 / Large Hall 21:00–22:00 / Foyer Wewnętrzna emigracja: ratunek czy fałszywa alternatywa? – Literackie wizje przyszłości – spotkanie autorskie Internal Migration: A Road to Safety or a False Alternative? – Literary Visions of the Future – a meeting with Jacek Dukaj spotkanie z Marią Peszek z Jackiem Dukajem a meeting with Maria Peszek Moderator: Prowadzenie: Prowadzenie: Moderator: Jakub Wiewiórski – Director, “Man in Danger” Festival, Film Anna Dudek – „Wysokie Obcasy” Jakub Wiewiórski – dyrektor Festiwalu Anna Dudek – Wysokie Obcasy Museum in Lodz Człowiek w Zagrożeniu w Muzeum Kinematografii 22:30 / 6. Dzielnica | Piotrkowska 102, Łódź 22:30 / 6. Dzielnica | 102 Piotrkowska St., Lodz Koncert: Jazzpospolita Concert: Jazzpospolita Piątek, 20.10.2017 | Teatr Nowy im. Kazimierza Dejmka w Łodzi, Więckowskiego 15 Friday, 20.10.2017 | New Theatre of Kazimierz Dejmek in Lodz, 15 Więckowskiego St. 12:30 12:30 Otwarcie recepcji Reception Desk Opening Duża sala Mała sala Foyer Large Hall Small Hall Foyer 13:00–15:00 13:00–14:30 13:00–15:00 13:00–15:00 13:00–14:30 13:00–15:00 Populizm w dobie internetu – panel Perspektywy rozwoju wolnego handlu – Jakim kapitałem miast są ich obywate- Populism in the Age of Internet – panel The Perspectives of Free Trade Deve- What Kind of Capital for Cities Are Their dyskusyjny panel dyskusyjny we współpracy z Res le/absolwenci? – panel dyskusyjny we discussion lopment – panel discussion in coope- Citizens/Graduates? – panel discussion · Detmar Doering – koordynator Funda- Publica Nowa i New Europe 100 współpracy z Biurem Obsługi Inwesto- · Detmar Doering – representative
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