6C: FrontlineSMS
A session at OpenTech 2010
FrontlineSMS is free, open-source software that turns a mobile phone or modem and a computer into a two-way messaging device, allowing you to interact cheaply with anyone with a phone. It's being used all over the developing world for anything from rural health services to election monitoring to human rights campaigning - but how can it be used in the UK to bridge the digital divide and reach disconnected, or mobile-oriented groups like the homeless, women experiencing domestic violence, or young people?
http://www.frontlinesms.com
About the speaker
Humanitarian with a human rights background, bonne vivante and feminist, and @FrontlineSMS Ops Director (my views my own). Newly Leo's aunt. @laurawhudson
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