BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//https://cdt.org//NONSGML kigkonsult.se iCalcreator 2.28// CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH X-WR-CALNAME:Center for Democracy and Technology Events X-WR-CALDESC:Events found on https://cdt.org X-WR-TIMEZONE:America/New_York BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20240419T203209UTC-734730ab8d@https://cdt.org DTSTAMP:20240419T203209Z DESCRIPTION:WATCH RECORDING HERE.\nMore info here.\n \;\nThe world is m oving rapidly to stem the spread of the novel coronavirus – and the Center for Democracy &\; Technology’s policy teams are working just as fast t o ensure that government leaders\, policymakers\, and tech companies prote ct our civil liberties as well as our health. As part of our response\, we are hosting a series of webinar discussions on some of the most important short- and long-term impacts of COVID-19\, and we invite you to join us. \nCountries around the world\, and state governments in the United States\ , are deploying Bluetooth-enabled proximity apps to notify people that the y may have been exposed to a person who has COVID-19. Developers are scram bling to produce these contact tracing apps\, and Google and Apple are dev eloping an Application Program Interface to facilitate their deployment.\n Are these apps effective\, and can the privacy\, equality\, and “mission c reep”\; concerns that surround them be addressed? This issue will com e to a head when Stanford Law School’s Albert Gidari and the ACLU’s Neema Singh Guliani headline the next CDT COVID-19 webinar and debate whether\, at this time\, the potential benefits of Bluetooth-enabled contact tracing outweigh the risks.\nWatch Recording Here\nSpace is limited\, so please R SVP if you plan to join us. Once you have RSVP’\;ed\, instructions to join by computer and by phone will be sent to your inbox prior to the eve nt.\nWhen: Wednesday\, May 20\, 2020 from 12:30-1:15 PM EDT\nSpeakers:\n\n Albert Gidari\, Consulting Director of Privacy\, Stanford Law School Cente r for Internet &\; Society (debater)\;\nNeema Singh Guliani\, Senior Le gislative Counsel\, American Civil Liberties Union Washington Legislative Office (debater)\;\nAvery Gardiner\, Senior Fellow for Competition\, Data\ , and Power\, Center for Democracy &\; Technology (moderator)\;\nGreg N ojeim\, Senior Counsel and Director\, Freedom\, Security &\; Technology Project\, Center for Democracy &\; Technology (introduction)\n\nQuesti ons: We will be accepting questions before and during the discussion. Subm it any questions via email at questions@cdt.org or via Twitter at #cdtques tions and @CenDemTech. For those joining via computer\, you will also be a ble to ask questions during the discussion using the chat or the “\;r aise your hand”\; function.\nThis webinar will be recorded\, and all attendees\, as well as those on the waitlist\, will be sent the recording via email once the event is over.\nFind more of CDT’s coronavirus response -related work at cdt.org/coronavirus\, and stay tuned for announcements of coming CDT webinars. DTSTART:20200520T163000Z DTEND:20200520T171500Z LOCATION:Online SUMMARY:CDT Webinar Series: A Debate on the Risks of Bluetooth Contact Trac ing URL:https://cdt.org/event/cdt-discussion-series-a-debate-on-the-risks-of-bl uetooth-contact-tracing/ END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR