This topic aggregate the important events which will occur during the LSM: plenary sessions, political round table, debates, etc …

The Technical topic deals with various technical aspects of Free Software. Different aspects are discussed in the form of 6 technical sessions:

• System Administration Session
• Development Session
• Embedded Systems and Open Hardware Session
• Operating System Session
• Security Session
• Internet Session

Topic supervisors:

• Christophe Brocas
• Patrice Kadionik

The Libre Culture, Art and Entertainment topic

Topic supervisors:

• Éric Aouanès
• Philippe Bousquet
• Marianne Massaloux

The Social and Solidarity Economy - Sustainable Development topic

Topic supervisors:

• Vincent Bergeot
• Gilles Bignebat

The Accessibility and Handicap topic

Accessibility and handicap is everybody’s matter, in all situations, at all levels. That is why for its 2010 edition, LSM made it a transverse topic, to favour contacts between various libre software actors and accessibility and handicap aspects.

A complete list of "accessibility" talks in all the sessions is available, as well as the program

To better focus the exchanges that will take place, the program of the accessibility and handicap topic is composed of several kinds of meetings.

• Transverse conferences to "go and meet" other topics, centered on the subject of the topic with an accessibility approach.
• Conferences dedicated to accessibility and free software (referenced on this page):
  • "Broad audience" conferences, with a permanent booth and conferences or round tables in amphitheaters, to meet the various schedules of visitors. These conferences have two kinds of goals: to heighten public’s awareness of accessibility issues, which everybody will a priori be faced with someday, but also to explain and argument why there can not be real accessibility without freedom.
  • "State of the Art" conferences between users and developers, to discuss about what exists to fill users’ specific needs, what works more or less, discuss approaches, …
  • "Technical" conferences between developers of accessibility solutions (thus not broad audience), useful rendez-vous point in this domain where people work together via the Internet since sometimes long, but who don’t necessarily have the opportunity to meet in real life!

The Educational session of this meeting allows teachers, educators and association or local authorities managers to meet developers of free applications, and to share professional practices in connection with free software and free educational resources.

The topic "Free Software for Education" is calling for speakers to present their free projects, related particularly to the following subjects:

• specific software for teaching and training
• specific software for non profit organizations related to popular education
• free libre resources and software of educational interest
• educational usage of free software tools and databases of free documents
• digital training environments, Open and Distance Learning (ODL), E-Learning
• sharing educational productions
• …

Childs, teenagers and adults are welcome in workshops.

Topic supervisors:

• Juan Rafael Fernandez
• Georges Khaznadar
• Contact : education@listes2010.rmll.info

The Corporate, Business and FLOSS topic

Topic supervisors:

• Hervé Lardin
• Marc Leroy

The Local Authorities, Administration and Public Policies topic is dedicated to actions of local authorities and administrations, and to software development thanks to public funds.

High level analysis, prospectives, reflections on governance, "intellectual property", democratic pratices, the common goods.

And some exemples of development by or for local authorities and administrations.

Topic supervisors:

• François Elie
• Jérôme Relinger

Du 7 au 10 juillet aura lieu l’Université d’été de la solidarité internationale 2010 (UeSI).

Coordonnée tous les deux ans par le CRID, elle permet à chacun(e) et notamment aux acteurs de la solidarité internationale de se retrouver pour se former, échanger et débattre à l’occasion de l’Université d’été de la solidarité internationale 2010.

Après « Quel droit pour quels développements » en 2006 à Lille, puis « Quels partenariats pour quelles solidarités » en 2008 à Nantes, le thème sur lequel les participants échangeront en 2010 est « Écologie, social, libertés : la solidarité internationale comme sortie de crises ».

L’évènement se déroulera à Pessac – Campus Bordeaux 3 - Tramway ligne B station Montaigne-Montesquieu, à deux stations des RMLL. Il est coordonné au niveau local par le RADSI.

Les deux manifestations, RMLL et UeSI ont entamé de nombreuses démarches conjointes depuis octobre 2009 :

• labellisation conjointe auprès du conseil général de la gironde comme «manifestation responsable»,
• travail commun sur l’accessibilité des 2 évènements et les déplacements entre les différents lieux de conférences et de fêtes,
• introduction d’aliments bio et locaux dans les menus des restaurants universitaires des deux manifestations,
• mise à disposition de vélos pour les bénévoles et organisateurs,
• commande commune (tee-shirt équitable, gobelets, marquage de banderoles…) pour augmenter la qualité tant d’un point de vue social, environnemental qu’économique,
• et des conférences et ateliers pouvant intéresser les participants aux deux manifestations.

Voir la partie du site de l’Université d’été de la Solidarité Internationale consacrée aux RMLL