Black Blockchain Summit 2019

Black Blockchain Summit

What is the 2019 Black Blockchain Summit?
The 2019 Black Blockchain Summit is an interactive 2-day conferencing event, to be held September 9th and 10th 2019, at the prestigious Howard University in Washington DC, USA.
The 2019 Black Blockchain Summit brings together Blockchain enthusiasts, entrepreneurs and innovators to discuss a myriad of challenges facing Black communities of the diaspora and the continent of Africa.
Why DC, Why Now? 
The objective of the 2019 Black Blockchain Summit is to generate innovative and lasting solutions that disrupt our currently unsustainable position within emergent technologies.  We seek to bring lasting prosperity and independence via blockchain solutions as envisaged by freedom fighters and liberators in the “Arusha Declaration”.
The 2019 Black Blockchain Summit conference agenda is diverse; our speakers will discuss blockchain technology solutions in BARAZA format, an interactive debate format of the Swahili language.  Check out our full agenda at:
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We believe, through diligent use of technology; problems facing Black societies globally can be mitigated leveraging blockhain technology.  Come and be a part of the discourse!
FAQs
Are minimum age requirements to enter the event?
There are no minimum age requirements.
What are my public transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event?
Conference Location: Howard University Interdisciplinary Research Building, located at 2201 Georgia Avenue NW Washington DC 20059.  
Metro and Bus: Closest metro stop is Shaw/Howard University, serviced by the Green and Yellow Lines.  There is a Howard University shuttle that drops off directly in front of the conference location, however the distance is walkable within .4 miles of the metro.  Shuttle stop name: Howard Bookstore. For entry onto the Howard University Shuttle at the Shaw/Howard University Metro Stop, you will need your name badge or printed registration for the conference.  The 70/79 Bus also has stops on both the Northbound and Southbound sides of Georgia Avenue that are within 300 feet of the conference location. 
I am a newbie to blockchain tech, what can I bring into the event?
An open mind, a listening ear, and a commitment to the liberation of black people of the diaspora and africa via emergent technology.  
I am an expert with blockchain technology, will there be opportunities to connect and discuss with people who are more than well versed within the community?
Yes.  
Click the links above for tickets, prices increase after August 31, 2019.  All proceeds of ticket sales are being used to ensure a comfortable and supported experience for attendees, speakers, event staff, and volunteers.