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ADVISORY FOR: Panel Discussion – Civil Rights and Big Data

Organizers and Advocates Discuss Impacts of Everyday Surveillance on Physical and Financial Safety for Communities of Color

Contact: CJ Frogozo, CJ@FitzGibbonMedia.com, 310 570 2622

**LIVESTREAM AVAILABLE HERE: http://newamerica.org/events/2014/civil_rights_and_big_data**

Washington, DC — Leading organizers and advocates will discuss how anti-discrimination protections and notions of justice figure into considerations of personal privacy and predictive analytics. Panelists will present a set of civil and human rights principles to guide policymaking in an area that to date remains almost totally unregulated. They will discuss high-tech profiling, automated decisionmaking, digital due process, access to and control over personal data, and the risks posed by reliance upon inaccurate information.

WHO:

Rashad Robinson, Executive Director, ColorOfChange.org
Kevin Bankston, Director of Policy, Open Technology Institute, New America Foundation
Hazeen Ashby, Legislative Director for Research and Policy, National Urban League
Chris Calabrese, Legislative Director, American Civil Liberties Union
Corrine Yu, Managing Policy Director, The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights
Seeta Peña Gangadharan, Senior Research Fellow, Open Technology Institute, New America Foundation (Moderator)

WHAT:

Panel Discussion on Civil Rights and Big Data

WHERE:

New America Foundation
1899 L Street NW Suite 400
Washington, DC 20036

WHEN:

Friday, March 14, 2014 – 9:00am – 10:30am

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