WPF Executive Director will be speaking at the National Association of Attorneys General Southern Regional meeting, hosted by Southern Region Chair Alabama Attorney General Strange on March 12-13, 2015. Dixon will be a speaker on the panel, “Big Data and Privacy: Striking a Balance.” The NAAG Southern Region Meeting will focus on The Surge in Data Breaches:

WPF Executive Director Pam Dixon will be presenting back-to-back workshops for the National Network to End Domestic Violence on how those working with this vulnerable population group can be skillful in handling and navigating health privacy issues. The conference will be in New Orleans, and is part of the NNEDV SafetyNet Project. More on this

WPF is participating in the National Privacy Research Strategy workshop, which will be held in Washington DC this February.  This workshop is part of a broader effort from the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP). Last October, OSTP asked federal agencies to prepare a draft National Privacy Research Strategy, with the objective to

WPF Executive Director Pam Dixon will be presenting to the DBA International Conference a talk on ethical privacy frameworks and consumer privacy issues around debt buying activities such as skip tracing and related activities. Panel Information: Best Practices/Self-Regulation for Consumer Skip Tracing February 5, 2015 10: 00 am For more information: DBA International Events 

WPF Executive Director will be participating in the Georgia Institute of Technology’s Data Privacy Day event as a distinguished speaker on the topic of health privacy in a modern era. Moderating the panel discussion will be Peter Swire, Professor, Law and Ethics Program, Scheller College of Business, Georgia Institute of Technology. Event Details: Panel: Health Privacy