Dear colleagues, Perhaps relevant for some on this list: We are pleased to invite you to join the online workshop ‘*Digital Constitutionalism and Content Governance: Understanding Social Media after the Capitol Hill Events'*. The event will take place on Zoom on *31st March 2021 from 2-3.30pm GMT (Dublin/London)*, and is organised by the DCU LAW_AND_TECH Research Cluster and the Dublin Law and Politics Review. The workshop will feature a multi-disciplinary roundtable discussion with communication, political science, computing and law scholars examining the consequences of the January 6th Capitol Hill events on social media governance. This will also be an opportunity to present the first findings of the project 'Digital Constitutionalism: In Search of a Content Governance Standard' funded by Facebook Research, in which I am co-investigator. For more information, please find the programme of the event below. Please register here for the event: bit.ly/3exQGBk We look forward to seeing many of you! Best, Dennis ---- *Digital Constitutionalism and Content GovernanceUnderstanding Social Media after the Capitol Hill Events* 31 March 2021, 14.00-15.30 Dublin time Live on Zoom: Registration link <http://bit.ly/3exQGBk> *Programme*14.00-14.05 Opening remarks *Anne Marieke Mooij, Dublin Law and Politics Review* 14.05-14.15 Setting the scene *Dennis Redeker, University of Bremen* 14.15-15.00 Roundtable discussion with questions from the audience Panelists: - Prof Maura Conway, Dublin City University - Prof Eugenia Siapera, University College Dublin - Dr Tanya Lokot, Dublin City University - Dr Suzanne Little, Dublin City University - Dr Rishi Gulati, Dublin City University Moderator: *Dr Edoardo Celeste, Dublin City University* 15.00-15.30 Presentation of the Project ‘Digital Constitutionalism: In Search of a Content Governance Standard’, funded by Facebook Research - Dr Nicola Palladino, Dublin City University - Dr Kinfe Yilma, Addis Ababa University Q&A