Details of speakers and topics are: Joe Chapman, Scottish Information Commissioner’s Office - 'Access to information post-pandemic: learning from the experience of FOI in Scotland' Ashley Winton, Mishcon de Reya LLP - 'Adtech and Website Analytics – the current state … Continue reading →

Details of speakers and topics are: Dr. Ben Collier, Edinburgh University - “Influence government: exploring data issues with digital nudge campaigns in the public sector." Lucas Amin, Open Democracy - "Problems with FOI compliance across UK government and enforcement by … Continue reading →

Caroline Stockman, University of Winchester -“Can children say no to data surveillance in school?” Jen Ross, University of Edinburgh & Anna Wilson, University of Stirling – “Telling Surveillance Stories in the Digital University ”The Zoom link will be circulated NADPO members … Continue reading →

NADPO's monthly webinar is back on Tuesday 27th September at 12.30pm - 2pm Barrister, David Renton, of Garden Court Chambers, on “Data, policing and equality law” and Rosemary Jay, senior consultant attorney at Hunton Andrews Kurth Chambers, will be speaking on … Continue reading →

NADPO October Webinar Tuesday  25th October 2022,  12.30pm-2pm via Zoom Chris Pounder – “Government's new draft definition of personal data”  Janis Wong, The Alan Turing Institute - "The Data Commons - how user power can protect privacy and promote data protection”  

NADPO’s in-person conference returns on 22nd November 2022 at the Mishcon de Reya offices in central London. Confirmed speakers: John Edwards, Information Commissioner Maurice Frankel, Campaign for Freedom of Information Prof Victoria Nash, Oxford Internet Institute Sarah Houghton,  Mishcon de Reya LLP … Continue reading →

NADPO's online webinars re-start on Tuesday 24th January 2023 at 1.30pm. Dr Monica Horten, Open Rights Group - "Everything in moderation: social media surveillance and the Online Safety Bill" Hassan Khan, Jason Ceci and Jonah Stegman: "No Privacy in the … Continue reading →

NADPO's online webinars continue on Tuesday 28th February 2023 at 1.30pm Prof Ross Anderson - 'Will the online harms bill protect children.  Is there a case for breaking encryption' Justin Sherman, Duke University Sanford School of Public Policy: “Your Data’s for … Continue reading →

Dr Ben Worthy, UCL: "Does more data make for better behaved politicians?" Duncan McCann, 5 Rights Foundation: "Won't someone please think of the children('s data)?"