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PrivacyCampDC

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Welcome to PrivacyCampDC 2010!

 

 

 

 

 

 

For any questions, please contact Josh Berg at joshuadberg@gmail.com.

 

April 17, 2010

 

PrivacyCampDC10 is an unconference (what's this?) about privacy, with a particular focus on electronic privacy and government policy.  The goal is to connect researchers, developers, practitioners, citizens and other enthusiasts for a day of intense collaboration and knowledge sharing.

Attending? Here's what to expect at a BarCamp.

Blog: Check out the Privacy Camp blog as we explore some of the issues prior to the start of Privacy Camp.

Barcamp homepage: If you want to learn even more.

 

Register here.

 

Who is talking about PrivacyCamp?

 

 

From last year's PrivacyCamp:

 

  • TechPresident - May 20th, 2009
  • Computers, Freedom and Privacy Blog - May 19th, 2009

 

Add your blog post etc. here: 

  • Add your blog post or news item here.

 

Schedule and Session Planning

 

Start adding your session ideas, what you want to talk or hear about. 

For the latest schedule, go here:  Click here.

 

Event Summary and RSVP

 

  • When: Saturday, April 17, from 9am-5pm  (the weekend prior to the International Association of Privacy Professional's Global Privacy Summit).

  • Where: The Center for American Progress: 1333 H Street, NW, Washington, DC 20005
  • Happy Hour: Nirvana: 1810 K Street, NW, Washington, DC 20006 (Meeting with folks from ParticipationCamp!)
  • Metro access: Closest to McPherson Square (Blue, Orange).  Also close to Metro Center. (CHECK HERE FOR AN IMPORTANT NOTICE)
  • Size: ~50 attendees
  • Cost:  $15.
  • RSVP on Eventbrite.  Click here.
    • Important (please read):  We're using Eventbrite again this year to help us maintain one consolidated list of registered attendees, and we need your cooperation! BarCamps, typically have a no-show rate of about 35 percent, which is too high if we want to avoid waste and spend our sponsor money wisely and efficiently. Please sign up on Eventbrite only if you are committed to attending the event. If you sign up and later find out you won't make it, please take your name off the list. There is no upper limit of attendees at this point, and we're pretty sure we'll be able to accommodate last-minute sign-ups. But for planning purposes, please help us keep this list as accurate as possible. Thank you!

 

Get involved

  • Get the word out:
    • Blog about the event.
    • Tweet about the event.  Use #PrivacyCamp as the hashtag.
  • Sign up on the wiki: Sign up below if you're interested...
  •  Become a face of PrivacyCamp at Facebook.  Click here.
  • Join the mailing list at Google Groups:
  • Follow PrivacyCampDC on Twitter @PrivacyCamp
  • Join the PrivacyCampDC Flickr group:
  • On LinkedIn

 

 

Stuff we might talk about...

 

To give you a better idea of what PrivacyCampDC is all about, here's a list of topics that may be addressed (in no particular order). A lot of these terms overlap and there often isn't a clear-cut boundary with neighboring themes. Please add which angle you're coming from: 

  • Government protection of consumer privacy
  • Internet privacy regulations
  • Deep Packet Inspection
  • Obama Administration and Privacy
  • Health Care Reform and Privacy
  • Voter Privacy
  • Government collection of citizen data
  • Data breach law
  • Add your topic...

 

Please help make this event sharable!

 

There are many folks around the world interested in these topics who can't all attend in person. It would be very nice if all sessions could be recorded (audio, video, live stream) or otherwise documented or captured (wiki, blogs, Twitter etc.). Please indicate below if you can bring equipment or have experience in helping others make their sessions sharable. Thanks! 

 

Tasks

Category Task
Person In Charge
% Done
Initial Steps 
Set a date: Saturday, April 17, 2010  
Org Team 100%
Initial Steps Update mailing list (eg on Google Groups) 
Shaun Dakin 100%
Initial Steps Update Twitter account from @PrivacyCampDC to @PrivacyCamp
Shaun Dakin 100% 
Initial Steps Update logo from PrivacyCampDC to PrivacyCamp
Shaun Dakin 100%
Initial Steps Build team (organizers, volunteers) Josh Berg
100%
Initial Steps Find a venue Josh Berg
100%
Initial Steps Find sponsors Org Team
100%

Food

Purchase breakfast and coordinate delivery  TBD
 
Food 
Purchase lunch and coordinate delivery 
 TBD
 
Supplies Get projectors (provided on-site) Nick 100%
Supplies Get garbage pails and garbage bags (provided on-site) Nick
 100%
Supplies Get coffee maker and coffee supplies Nick
?
Supplies Get tape, scissors, nametags, markers Nick/Josh 75%
Supplies Get large white paper and easels Nick
100%
Communication Send out ongoing updates to attendees via Twitter Shaun Dakin 100%
Communications Send out ongoing updates to attendees via Email Shaun Dakin, Josh Berg
100%
Volunteers ID volunteers needed: technology, content, logistics, etc Shaun Dakin, Josh Berg
100%
Volunteers

Coordination for Happy Hour

Josh Berg
100%
Outreach Connect with high profile privacy folks 
Everyone 100%
Outreach 
Send emails to Gov20Camp, eDemocracy and TransparencyCamp lists Still relevant?
 
Outreach Post to GovLoop Still relevant?
 
Planning 
Check strength of wifi service onsite to see if we need to bring repeaters 
 Nick
?
Supplies 
Create Session Leaders Guide 
Still relevant?
 
Planning Coordinate Session Introductions 
Heather
100%
Planning Match donors with vendors 
Shaun Dakin  
Planning 
Create Setup Checklist Shaun Dakin 100%

 

Potential attendees (a.k.a. Campers)

 

Sign up here if you are interested in attending (Important: RSVP is handled via Eventbrite).

 

  1. Andrew McLaughlin,  White House deputy CTO for Internet Policy 

     

  2. Shaun Dakin. CEO and Founder of Citizens for Civil Discourse and The National Political Do Not Contact Registry
  3. Ari Schwartz, Vice President and Chief Operating Officer , Center for Democracy and Technology 
  4. Heather West, Policy Analyst, Center for Democracy and Technology
  5. Alan Rosenblatt, Associate Director of Online Advocacy, Center for American Progress Action Fun
  6. Josh Berg, Project Associate, PBS Interactive
  7. Add your name here

 

 

Tagging (for Twitter, Youtube, Flickr, Delicious, Technorati etc.)

 

Please use the hashtag #PrivacyCamp for Twitter and follow @PrivacyCamp for any other content related to this event.

 

Related initiatives & communities

 

 

Sponsors and budget

 

This event will cost $15 to attend, because of the generous support of our sponsors.

 

From past experience, the cost per active participant tends to vary between roughly $15 and $40 (depending on many factors such as venue, food, technology, schwag etc.).

 

List your name here if you or your organization would like to become a sponsor. Sponsors are highly encouraged to actively participate in the event. By sponsoring PrivacyCampDC10, you're providing much needed funds to support this community. In return, we will prominently mention all sponsors by applying any or all of the following online and offline opportunities:

 

  • Sponsor appreciation on all available channels (wiki, Twitter, Google group)
  • Sponsor appreciation the day of the event (logo print-out, verbal announcement)
  • Right to market your product, service or organization on-site as long as it doesn't disrupt or otherwise negatively affect the overall barcamp experience (e.g. simple table tops, literature, banners etc.)
  • Sponsors are invited to participate at the event (though we don't guarantee that your sessions will be popular... that's up to you to figure out)
  • If you can think of anything else please contact us and we'll discuss. Thanks!

 

Incoming funds

No.

Name (linked) 

Sponsor Statement

Pledge Paid ($) Status Notes
 1
Center for American Progress  Location
NA  Complete
 
 2
Center for American Progress "Doing What Works" Program  Location
NA  Complete 
 
 3
Center for Democracy & Technology   Logistics, staff
NA  Complete 
 
 4
Rashe Green, Green Design
 Logo creation
NA 
Complete 
 
 5
 Democrats.com
 $300
$300 
Complete 
 
 6
 Future of Privacy Forum
 $250
$250 
Complete
 
 7  pii2010/Tech Policy Summit
 $200
$200 
 Complete
 
 8
Sunlight Foundation 
 $250
 $250
Complete 
 
 
 
 9
Attendee tickets
$270
$270
Ongoing
 
           
 
         
           
           
           
  Total        
           

Outgoing costs 

 

Date Vendor
Description Amount
Paid By
 
       
         
         
         
Totals    

 

 

 

Budget 

 

See above.

 

 

FAQ

 

  • What is a barcamp? BarCamp is an ad-hoc gathering born from the desire for people to share and learn in an open environment. It is an intense event with discussions, demos, and interaction from attendees. For more, read this article on Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BarCamp