Events

In conversation with Rebecca Tushnet, Rebecca Giblin and Cory Doctorow will discuss ideas from their new book CHOKEPOINT CAPITALISM, deconstructing the playbook Big Tech and Big…

Join us Mon., Oct. 3, for a unique hybrid book talk with Brandi Collins-Dexter, Joan Donovan, Brian Friedberg...

Join us on Tuesday, September 20th, for a talk by Dr. Poorna Mysoor, Fellow and Director of Studies in Law,…

Join us for a discussion with Brewster Kahle, founder and digital librarian of the Internet Archive, about the pending Hachette v. Internet Archive case and the future of digital…

Hosted by the Directorate of International Law of the Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs, in collaboration with the Federal Office of Communications and the International…

Afua Bruce discusses her and Amy Sample Ward's "The Tech That Comes Next" with Sue Hendrickson and Amritha Jayanti.

Joanne Cheung will discuss “Real Estate Politik: Democracy and the Financialization of Social Networks"...

May 17-July 3. Living by Protocol queries the reflections of artists on, with, and by social media. The nine grid structured monitors within Harvard Art Museums' Lightbox Gallery…

How should students think about working for Big Tech companies? What are the ethical considerations that students should ponder?

Daren Tang, Director General of the World Intellectual Property Organization - WIPO, will participate in a discussion of intellectual property (IP) for an innovative and creative…

Eva Galperin discusses her wide-ranging work in cybersecurity with Kendra Albert.

“Murder in Paris” filmmaker Enver Samuel will join human rights lawyer Nani Jansen Reventlow and Razia Saleh, archivist for the Nelson Mandela Foundation, in a conversation…

At the Belfer Center, Afsaneh Rigot discusses findings from the "Digital Crime Scenes" report with Jessica Fjeld, Jack Harrison-Quintana (Grindr), and Kathryn Harnett (WhatsApp),…

Learn about RA opportunities available for current Harvard students for Spring 2022...

Learn about RA opportunities available for current Harvard students for Spring 2022...

Lumen is hosting a series of weekly sessions every Tuesday for potential researchers interested in working with the database.

To reflect on contemporary battles and conundrums over socio-technical vulnerability and security, this talk will cover how former underground hackers—some of whom had broken the…

This event showcased the work of several friends of IfRFA who work on a range of freedom of expression issues. Panelists discussed how they came into their current roles, provided…

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