WPF’s Pam Dixon has been invited by the German government to speak at the G20 Digital Policies for the Future Multi-stakeholder Conference taking place 6 April in Dusseldorf, Germany. The event brings together 300 stakeholders to discuss aspects of digital transformation. WPF’s role will be to discuss encouraging transparency and creating confidence in the digital world

This year’s RightsCon will take place 29-31 March in Brussels, Belgium. WPF will be speaking twice at this year’s RightsCon; both panels will be on the 31 of March. All panels will be held at the Crowne Plaza Brussels Le Palace. Panel 1: Managing Concerns Around Digital Identity, Fri, 9:00-10:15, Innovation, 1st Floor Panel 2: Digital Rights Under Trump:

Pam Dixon will be joining David Satola, World Bank in a one-on-one conversation about digital and biometric identity principles, including the new World Bank principles. The conversation will cover identity policy, privacy, and case studies. The event will be hosted by the Biometrics Institute at its US Conference, March 28. The event will be held in

WPF’s Pam Dixon is a presenter at the Ohio State University Moritz College of Law Symposium on Predictive Analytics March 24. WPF’s role in the event is to discuss consumer scoring and The Scoring of America report, and discussion of Dixon’s recent research in AI and policy. The panel WPF is joining is focused on different sectoral aspects

WPF’s Executive Director Pam Dixon is presenting at the US Federal Trade Commission’s Forum on AI Feb. 9, 2017 at the Berkeley School of Law, Berkeley, CA. The panel included the following experts: Pam Dixon, Executive Director, World Privacy Forum Rayid Ghani, Director, Center for Data Science & Public Policy, University of Chicago Deirdre Mulligan, Associate Professor,