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March 27, 2018 Posted by Dissent Announcements
This year’s Privacy Law Scholar’s Conference is closed out (again!), but Chris Hoofnagle reminds us that there are some other privacy events of note that you may wish to register for. Here are three of them, below.
The Second Northeast Privacy Scholars Workshop will take place on November 9, 2018 at Fordham University School of Law:
On behalf of the members of the Program Committee—Helen Nissenbaum, Kathy Strandburg, Joe Turow, Frank Pasquale, and Arvind Narayanan—we are excited to announce that the second annual Northeast Privacy Scholars Workshop will take place on November 9, 2018 at Fordham University School of Law in New York City. We had such an extraordinary group of scholars present fascinating and important work at the Workshop in October. We hope the second Workshop will surpass the high standards set by the first!
A formal Call for Papers will be available on June 1, 2018, with abstracts due at the end of the summer. Paper drafts will be due in early October.
The Workshop takes a liberal view on the scope of privacy scholarship, and our goal is to include interdisciplinary scholars from a broad range of disciplines with a variety of perspectives. To that end, please feel free to share this Save The Date widely with all manner of privacy scholars, friends, and colleagues.
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to email Ari Waldman.
Now in its fourth year, MDOCS Storytellers’ Institute‘s 2018 theme is “Surveil/Surveilled“, which will explore the intersections between documentary and surveillance. Drawing from a wide range of constituents and disciplines in the privacy and surveillance world, this year’s Storytellers’ Institute will be focusing on areas of particular interest to the privacy academic community.
APC 2018 is October 5–8, 2018. The call for papers, symposia, and workshops is still open! You can find it here.
One Week Until the International Privacy+Security Forum – Last Chance to Register Vermont bill regulating data brokers to be voted on Friday – speak up now!
Privacy events: grab your calendars
Home » Announcements » Privacy events: grab your calendars
March 27, 2018 Posted by Dissent Announcements
This year’s Privacy Law Scholar’s Conference is closed out (again!), but Chris Hoofnagle reminds us that there are some other privacy events of note that you may wish to register for. Here are three of them, below.
The Second Northeast Privacy Scholars Workshop will take place on November 9, 2018 at Fordham University School of Law:
On behalf of the members of the Program Committee—Helen Nissenbaum, Kathy Strandburg, Joe Turow, Frank Pasquale, and Arvind Narayanan—we are excited to announce that the second annual Northeast Privacy Scholars Workshop will take place on November 9, 2018 at Fordham University School of Law in New York City. We had such an extraordinary group of scholars present fascinating and important work at the Workshop in October. We hope the second Workshop will surpass the high standards set by the first!
A formal Call for Papers will be available on June 1, 2018, with abstracts due at the end of the summer. 
Paper drafts will be due in early October.
The Workshop takes a liberal view on the scope of privacy scholarship, and our goal is to include interdisciplinary scholars from a broad range of disciplines with a variety of perspectives. To that end, please feel free to share this Save The Date widely with all manner of privacy scholars, friends, and colleagues.
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to email Ari Waldman.
Now in its fourth year, MDOCS Storytellers’ Institute‘s 2018 theme is “Surveil/Surveilled“, which will explore the intersections between documentary and surveillance. Drawing from a wide range of constituents and disciplines in the privacy and surveillance world, this year’s Storytellers’ Institute will be focusing on areas of particular interest to the privacy academic community.
APC 2018 is October 5–8, 2018. The call for papers, symposia, and workshops is still open! You can find it here.
One Week Until the International Privacy+Security Forum – Last Chance to Register Vermont bill regulating data brokers to be voted on Friday – speak up now!