Data Privacy Day is an international effort that encourages individuals and businesses to have an awareness of their digital privacy.

This year, the National Cybersecurity Alliance is encouraging individuals to #StaySafeOnline

Arizona State University will lead a discussion about data privacy during a virtual fireside chat with Donna Kidwell, the university’s Chief Information Security and Digital Trust Officer. Join Kidwell and an ASU student panel to explore the current landscape of data privacy and look towards the future of cybersecurity for individuals and organizations.

Resources from students and audience: 

• Why Facebook and Apple are fighting over your privacy | Vox

• Why Privacy and Confidentiality Matters for Victims of Domestic & Sexual Violence | TechSafety.org

• “Domestic Violence” | Slate

• The Complicated Relationship Between Abuse and Tech | Slate

• Daniel Solove Deconstructs the Privacy Paradox | Tech Policy 

• Future of Privacy Forum Infographic | fpf.org

• Privacy is not an abstraction | Fast Company 

• Meredith Broussard Interview Re: Coded Bias Documentary | Harvard

• The Great Wings Rush | The Verge

• Salesforce Survey Shows Workers Lack Advanced Digital Skills | Inside Higher Ed

• CARE Principles for Indigenous Data Governance | GIDA

• Data for Black Lives | d4bl.org

• TOS agreements require giving up first born—and users gladly consent | ARS Techinca

• Split-Process Framework for Fine-Grained Visual Privacy Control for Augmented Reality | LENSCAP

• Automating inequality : how high-tech tools profile, police, and punish the poor | ASU Library

• Federal Ban on Targeted Advertising: Joint Bills Introduced in the House and Senate | The National Law Review

• Roblox Pressured Us to Delete Our Video. So We Dug Deeper. | Youtube

• Surveillance Self-Defense | EFF

• First, Design for Data Sharing | Nature

• Reclaiming Data Trusts | CIGI

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