Hello, PETs!

 

This is a friendly reminder that we’ll be meeting today at 3pm Eastern.

 

Here’s a brief agenda:

• Paige will review progress and hurdles with the National Forum on the Prevention of Cyber Sexual Abuse (10 mins presentation, 10 mins Q&A).
• John will discuss his team’s work on limiting data leakage to publishers using Single Sign-On (10 mins presentation, 10 mins Q&A).
• We’ll brainstorm on possible proposals for the DLF Forum (20 mins).

 

Call information is below.

 

See you soon! 🙃🙃🙃🙃

 

--Eliza, Michelle, & Paige

 

Hello, fellow PETs!

 

Want to hear what privacy-related projects your peers have been up to in their libraries?

Want to get inspired to consider work you might want to pursue?  

Please join us…

 

DLF Privacy & Ethics in Technology Working Group

Wednesday, April 28

3 ET / 2 CT / 1 MT / 12 PT

https://clirdlf.zoom.us/j/98231934451

 

Sharing Stories this month: 

Paige Walker, Tisch Library, Tufts University, &

John Mark Ockerbloom, University of Pennsylvania

 

We are continuing the tradition we started last month to build community through storytelling. We invite PET members to consider the privacy and technology ethics situations in their own institutions, and address one or more of the following questions:

 

• What kind of privacy-related teaching, advocacy, writing, or technical work are you pursuing or have pursued?
• What's worked well? What hasn't? 
• What are the biggest challenges you face in doing the work you want to do in your institution? 
• What work would you *like* to do but you're not sure how to start? 
• What are your patrons most concerned about, if anything? 

 

Each person will talk (briefly!) for 10-15 min, then we’ll open for questions/discussion. Our goals here are to: 

1. Get to know each other better
2. Learn about privacy advocacy from each other's experiences
3. Decide what directions we should take the group from here. 

This month, Paige Walker will talk about work on her team’s IMLS-funded National Forum on the Prevention of Cyber Sexual Abuse, which seeks to build a shared understanding about how cyber sexual abuse is perpetrated, the racialized and gendered power structures that enable it, and tools and strategies to prevent it. She’ll also discuss strategies and challenges for building communities both within campus ecosystems themselves and between library practitioners nationwide.

 

John Mark Ockerbloom will discuss the work that Penn Libraries is doing to limit the information sent out to users who access articles on publisher sites via the campus's single-sign-on system. After describing the problem, he’ll elaborate on accomplishments, difficulties, lessons learned, and what they’d like to do going forward. He’ll also touch on how Penn Libraries could work with folks on other campuses to address some of the more challenging issues in ensuring our systems respect people's privacy and preferences for a variety of publishers.

 

Hope to see you there!

 

Eliza Bettinger

Michelle Gibeault

Paige Walker

DLF-PET coveners

 

 

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