WPF will be participating in multiple events at the Biometric Congress 31 October – 3 November in London. Executive Director Pam Dixon will be presenting a privacy briefing to the Congress 31 October, and will also be participating in a NIST biometrics workshop and a biometric authentication workshop. The Biometrics Congress is an annual gathering

WPF Executive Director Pam Dixon will be participating in New York University’s The Human Project privacy and security working group meeting to discuss solutions for the project. The Human Project is a wide-ranging, significant longitudinal human subjects research study that also crosses into new areas of big data research. WPF is pleased to be able to participate

The World Privacy Forum’s Executive Director Pam Dixon is honored to be a session facilitator for the 39th International Conference of Data Protection and Privacy Commissioners, Hong Kong. Dixon will also be speaking on a separate panel regarding issues of consent, AI, and big data. When: September 25-29, 2017 Where: Hong Kong, China Conference Details: 39th

WPF is speaking at the annual FinTech | RegTech| Payments | Blockchain Summit at Columbia University Business School, June 8-9, 2017. WPF will be speaking about digital identity ecosystems and issues relating to privacy, autonomy, human rights, and financial inclusion. For more information about the event, visit DFSummit, where you can find the full agenda and speakers

WPF’s Pam Dixon will present review comments for this year’s Privacy Law Scholar’s Conference. The annual conference will be held this year June 1-2, in Berkeley, CA. The full PLSC schedule is here. More about PLSC: Dates: Thursday and Friday, June 1-2, 2017 Location: Claremont Hotel, Berkeley, CA Co-Chairs: George Washington University Law Professor Daniel J.