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It is my pleasure to announce that the next event on the history and  philosophy of computer programs within the framework of the PROGRAMme  project (https://programme.hypotheses.org/) will be held from June 5-7  2019 at the MESHS, 2 Rue des Canonniers, 59000 Lille, espace Baïetto and  Salle 002. On June 5 we will have the last session of the academic year of the  Lille-Paris séminaire HEPIC (Histoire et Philosophie de l’informatique  et du calcul) around the topic: /Computing – a human activity?/ Speakers  are: 13h-14h15: David Aubin (Université de Paris 6), Astronomical tables as  work, 16th-18th centuries 14h15-14h30: pause 14h30-15h45: Stephen Kell (University of Kent), Software against  humanity? An Illichian perspective on the industrial era of software 15h45-16h15: pause 16h15-17h30: Christiane Floyd (Technical University of Vienna), The move  to activity-centered views of software development From June 6-7 the Spring workshop 2019 of the PROGRAMme project is  organized. It is the second in a series of four workshops. Each focuses  on one of the PROGRAMme project’s main clusters in connection to the  other three. The second workshop will focus on the cluster Machines and  so offers reflections on a set of  historical, philosophical and  epistemological question on Computing Machines, broadly interpreted, and  this in relation to the other three clusters (Logic; Programming  languages and notations; Systems). In order to register, please send a mail with your affiliation to:  liesbeth.demol@univ-lille3.fr *before May 20 2019*. Registration is free  but required in order to attend. For more details, including the program, see: https://programme.hypotheses.org/spring-workshop-i-machines