What to expect
STATION DC hosts Katie Harbath, founder of Anchor Change, for a conversation about her book Disrupting Politics: A Front Row Seat to the Collision of Technology and Democracy. Harbath spent about a decade at Facebook leading global elections work. Before that, she helped political campaigns get online when Facebook, Twitter and YouTube were new. According to the event description, the talk covers that history and what the social media era can teach us now that AI is reshaping politics and technology.
Who should attend
The listing does not name a target audience. The topic fits founders working in civic tech, govtech, trust and safety, media or AI policy, as well as anyone who wants to understand how technology platforms and elections affect each other. Several local founders and an investor are listed among the featured guests, so the evening also offers a chance to meet people in the DC tech community.
Agenda and speakers
The featured speaker is Katie Harbath. No detailed run of show has been published beyond the 5:30 PM start and 7:30 PM end.
Venue and access
The event takes place at STATION DC, 1323 4th St NE, Suite 200, Washington, DC 20002. The listing does not include parking or transit details.
How to register
Tickets are free, and registrations do not need host approval. Capacity is 250. The form asks for your full name, whether you are a STATION DC member, your company and job title, and your LinkedIn profile URL. Guests can also name the member who invited them. Register on the Luma event page.