Privacy is an important building block of intellectual freedom.  The right to research, communicate, and experiment with ideas in an environment free of surveillance is important to the process of creating new knowledge, and to creative and political work. But as more and more of our communication, document storage, and everyday activities happen in the digital world, ensuring privacy has become more complicated. In this series of three increasingly sophisticated workshops, learn hands-on, practical steps you can take to protect your privacy. 

This workshop may not be offered every semester. Please check our website for an up-to-date list of workshops.