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Fab11 International Conference, Boston MA, USA
Fab10 International Conference, Barcelona, Spain
http://www.fab9jp.com/ Fab 9] Kamakura, Japan, 2013; http://fablabjapan.org; 田中浩也 (Hiroya Tanaka) htanaka@sfc.keio.ac.jp
Fab 8 (also http://cba.mit.edu/events/12.08.FAB8/) New Zealand, 2012
Fab 7 (also http://cba.mit.edu/events/11.08.FAB7/) Lima, Peru 2011
Fab 6 (also http://cba.mit.edu/events/10.08.FAB6/) Netherlands 2010
Fab 5 Pune, India, 2009
Fab 4 Chicago, USA, 2007
Fab 3 Pretoria, South Africa 2006
Fab 2.5 Lyngen, Norway, 2005
Global Fab Lab User Group Meeting. MIT (Fab 2 http://cba.mit.edu/events/05.01.fab/index.html), MIT, 2005
NSF Site Visit http://cba.mit.edu/events/02.09.NSF/index.html (with the second (?) FabLab presentation), MIT, 2002
CBA Kick off retreat http://cba.mit.edu/events/01.11.retreat/index.html (with the first FabLab presentation), MIT?, 2001

Fab-✱ are events in Europe that help to grow and link the national Fab Lab communities.

Fab-✱ events events cover a topic that is relevant beyond any single FabLab; they attract significatly more than just the local community.
Fab-✱ events are widely and publicly accessible.
Fab-✱ events are about learning collectively.
Fab-✱ events require a certain effort of self-organization.
Fab-✱ events further Open Knowledge – their results are publicly and freely accessible (Open Access).
Fab-✱ events are affordable for participants and organisers, and they are not dominated by one single financial sponsor.

FabAcademy

Bootcamps

17-22 September : Helsinki, Finland: OpenKnowledge Festival; special stream on making; http://okfestival.org/call-for-proposals/
17-19 May : Manchester, UK: FAB-✱ Manchester, European Fab Summit at Future Everything Festival; http://fabstar.org/manchester2012/; http://futureeverything.org/festival/; limited reduction options for Fab Lab community, see Extra Newsletter April 2012
23-25 May : Cotonou, Benin: E-learning Africa; http://www.elearning-africa.com/; a.o. presentation on Fab Labs; pvdh@sofos.nl
15-17 June : Bremen, Germany: FAB-✱ Education; conference; http://fab-education-bremen.blogspot.com/
15-25 June : Bremen, Germany: FAB-✱ Education; exhibition with workshops; http://fab-education-bremen.blogspot.com/
23-28 July : Nantes, France : Summer lab
28 July - 4 August : Atlanta, USA: 9th International Summer School on Gaming/Simulation; learn to develop your own teaching/training games; http://www.isaga-summerschool.org
8-11 August : Amersfoort, The Netherlands: international Grassroots Fab Lab event; http://www.fabfuse.org; info@fabfuse.org
22-28 August : FAB8 International Conference; Wellington, New Zealand; Massey University, the Institute of Design for Industry and Environment at the College of Creative Arts; http://www.fab8nz.com; Chris Jackson fab8nz@gmail.com.
18-21 October : Toulouse, France : FabLab Toulouse Conference

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 == Global Conferences  ==
+* Fab11 International Conference, Boston MA, USA
-*[http://www.fab9jp.com/ Fab 9] Kamakura, Japan, 2013; http://fablabjapan.org; 田中浩也 (Hiroya Tanaka) htanaka@sfc.keio.ac.jp
+* [http://fab10.org/ Fab10] International Conference, Barcelona, Spain
+* http://www.fab9jp.com/ Fab 9] Kamakura, Japan, 2013; http://fablabjapan.org; 田中浩也 (Hiroya Tanaka) htanaka@sfc.keio.ac.jp
 *[http://www.fab8nz.com/ Fab 8] (also http://cba.mit.edu/events/12.08.FAB8/) New Zealand, 2012
 *[http://fab7.pe Fab 7] (also http://cba.mit.edu/events/11.08.FAB7/) Lima, Peru 2011