Digital Privacy & Data Ethics Workshop - Lancaster University

Digital Privacy & Data Ethics Workshop

Do you ever wonder how your digital data is collected, used, or shared? Join us for a free, full-day workshop (9:30am-4:30pm) at Lancaster University that explores the ethical implications of digital profiling and dataveillance (surveillance through data).

This interactive workshop is open to all members of the public, regardless of background or experience. Through engaging discussions and group activities, you’ll gain insights into:

• How your digital data is generated and used.

• Privacy concerns in the digital age.

• How research involving personal digital data can be made more ethical.

We invite you to contribute to valuable discussions on shaping ethical research practices for a better digital future.

When: 28th January, 9:30am - 4:30pm
Where: Lancaster University, The Data Immersion Suite, Charles Carter Building Room A17

A17, Charles Carter, Lancaster University campus - MazeMap

https://www.lancaster.ac.uk/scc/study/facilities/data-immersion-suite/

• Please note that due to the dynamic displays and bright lighting that occurs in the decision theatre that the workshop may pose a risk for those with a with a history of epilepsy or sensitivity to bright or flashing lights.

Cost: Free (including refreshments and lunch)

Parking: Free! (There is ANPR on Lancaster campus however, for this event we are able to submit exemption sessions for any attendees, all you need to do is provide your registration with us upon arrival).

How to Register: Sign up below! In addition, please read our participant information sheet here. If you agree to our terms please sign the consent form at the end of the information sheet.

Places are limited to 20 participants, so sign up soon to secure your spot!

For more information, please contact Heather Shaw at: h.shaw5@lancaster.ac.uk

We look forward to seeing you there!