University of Arizona’s Conversations on Privacy

WEDNESDAYS @ 6:30PM, OCT 19 – NOV 16

With every click and swipe, we can access unimaginable amounts of information online. We also leave a trail of personal data, revealing secrets about our health, habits, beliefs, and plans. This fall, join the University of Arizona’s College of Social & Behavioral Sciences for a series of discussions with national experts – including CDT experts and board members – who will explore the benefits and dangers of the digital age.

The conversations are free and open to the public, but tickets are required at the door – reserve your tickets for each event in advance through Eventbrite. Tickets also available at the Fox Tucson Theatre box office on the day of the event. For more information, call the UA College of Social & Behavioral Sciences at (520) 621-1112 during normal business hours or call the Fox Tucson Theater at (520) 624-1515.

Conversations with CDT:

• MEDIA EXPOSÉ: Fame and Shame in the Digital Age
  OCT 26, 6:30 PM TO 8:00 PM
  with Emma Llansó, CDT’s Director of the Free Expression Project
• CORPORATE DATA COLLECTION: What Are We Willing To Give?
  NOV 02, 6:30 PM TO 8:00 PM
  with Deirdre Mulligan, associate professor & co-director of the Berkeley Center for Law & Technology – and CDT Board Chair
• BODIES & HEALTH: Wearing Your Doctor on Your Wrist
  NOV 09, 6:30 PM TO 8:00 PM
  with Michelle De Mooy, acting director for CDT’s Privacy and Data Project

 

Find more info + other conversations happening here.