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Privacy Center Hosts Sixth “Color of Surveillance” Conference

On November 18, 2024, the Privacy Center co-hosted "The Color of Surveillance: Surveillance / Resistance" with the Distributed Artificial Intelligence Research (DAIR) Institute. This conference convening leaders in the fight for justice in the digital age, who reflected on their experiences with resistance during four plenary sessions and an evening experimental opera performance. Read the full press advisory.

“Color of Surveillance: Policing of Abortion and Reproduction Reading List” blog

On June 22, 2022, the Privacy Center hosted the "Color of Surveillance: Policing of Abortion and Reproduction" conference. In preparation for the conference, the Privacy Center put together a reading list which was then posted on the Privacy Center's blog. Read the whole blog here.

“Color of Surveillance: Take action!” blog

On November 7, 2019, the Privacy Center hosted the "Color of Surveillance: Monitoring of Poor and Working People" conference. As a follow up, the Privacy Center posted a list of campaigns and organizations working to support poor and working-class communities on our blog. Read the whole blog here.

Privacy Center Hosts Fourth Color of Surveillance Conference

On November 7, 2019, the Privacy Center hosted "The Color of Surveillance: Monitoring of Poor and Working People." This conference brought together activists, artists, historians, and other experts to discuss the history of surveillance in the workplace. Read the full press advisory.

National Civil Rights Leader to Address Georgetown Law Conference on Surveillance of Immigrants

In June 2017, the Privacy Center hosted "The Color of Surveillance: Government Monitoring of American Immigrants." The conference, which featured a keynote address by Vanita Gupta, explored the surveillance of immigrants from the late 19th century to the present. Read the full press release,