[Libs-Or] Registration Open for Building Capacity for Digital Privacy Workshop!

[Kelly McElroy]

Registration is open for the first Building Capacity for Digital Privacy
workshop in Portland, OR! In an effort to reach as many folks as possible,
this is the second workshop of the series that replicates content from our
previous Seattle, WA session in May 2019.

REGISTER NOW: https://forms.gle/SfbrenTpUkanffJu7

Friday, August 9, 2019
10am - 3pm
Portland Center of Oregon State University
Meier & Frank Building at 555 SW Morrison Street

Participation is capped at 50 participants. More details are available
through the registration form <https://forms.gle/SfbrenTpUkanffJu7>.

Can't attend this session? One final workshop will be taking
place virtually in Fall 2019 (dates TBD). The overall workshop content will
be identical.

Whether you are new to these issues or have been thinking about digital
privacy for years, this training is for anyone who wishes to better
understand issues of digital privacy and security in library work. This
training is intended to prepare staff from Orbis Cascade Alliance member
institutions to better address these issues and to seed next steps for
collaborations on these topics across the Alliance. Because these issues
touch all aspects of library work, we seek to bring together people from
diverse areas, including public services, e-resources, and emerging
technologies. *Please note -- registration is not limited to Alliance
member institutions -- please do join us if you are interested.*

You can read the full project proposal at
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1hPUAV2TxZKjomguC0wZpQk_sMZubYiWj.

The Capacity Building for Digital Safety workshops have been generously
funded by a John F. Helmer Professional Development Award
<https://www.orbiscascade.org/john-f-helmer-professional-development-award/>
from
the Orbis Cascade Alliance.

*Contact: *
Kelly McElroy
Oregon State University
kelly.mcelroy at oregonstate.edu

Madison Sullivan
University of Washington
madds at uw.edu



-- 
"Nothing is more impotent than an unread library." John Waters
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