Privacy in Digital Environments:
Empowering Users- Call for Participation

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Although the deadline for participation has already passed, you are welcome to contact the organizers if you still wish to participate. For posterity, the submission guidelines are listed below.

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Call for Participation. We seek a balanced group, composed of social scientists, technologists, designers, legal and policy experts, and others with demonstrable interest or experience in privacy-aware or identity-management technologies in existing or emerging digital environments.

Participants will be selected based on position papers submitted prior to the workshop. Proposals should be no more than 2500 words in length, and should address the following:

1. Frame your area of work (problem area, target population, context of work), and list some of the constraints that you and your target population have to deal with.
2. What are the main privacy concerns of your target population?
3. What are the privacy issues that you are concerned with in your work?
4. Describe your approach to addressing the problems you have identified?
5. What are your measures of privacy, and/or exposures and risk?
6. Within your field, what do you consider to be the seminal works related to this issue?

Our main objective is to ensure both a good breadth as well as depth in terms of the represented disciplines and approaches. The workshop seeks to broaden people's horizons and provide an opportunity to discuss finer points of your work. We want the workshop to create connections across fields so more interdisciplinary work can take place.

Submission details. Workshop participants are asked to submit a position paper. Submissions will be reviewed by the organizers.

Format: PDF or HTML preferred, otherwise Word. Only electronic submissions will be considered.

Length: 2500 words max.

Authors who plan to submit a position paper are encouraged to contact workshop organizers as soon as possible. Submissions should be sent to cscw2002-privacy@media.mit.edu

Important dates.

September 27, 2002: Submission deadline
October 7, 2002: Notification of acceptance
November 16, 2002: Workshop

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Approval. This workshop has been accepted by the CSCW 2002 Conference Committee. It will be a full-day workshop to take place on November 16, 2002 in New Orleans.

The complete proposal for this workshop can be viewed here.

Questions should be directed to the organizers at cscw2002-privacy@media.mit.edu

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Privacy in Digital Environments: Empowering Users is a CSCW 2002 workshop to be held on 16 November 2002 in New Orleans. For more information, contact the organizers.