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Genevieve is the founder of ReadySaltedCode, an organisation providing innovative digital computing STEAM-focussed education. The organisation provides workshops and training and produces DataDrivenDance performances: large scale technology-enhanced classical ballet performances designed to highlight, engage and encourage people to love computing. DataDrivenDance looks to explore the ethical and social justice implications of future technologies, including biometrics and XR, and aims to reimagine how we could potentially deliver a creative computing education. She is also a 3rd-year Ph.D. candidate at the University of Cambridge and a lecturer at the University of Roehampton.
Jun Zhao is a senior research fellow at the University of Oxford, Department of Computer Science. Her research focuses on investigating the impact of algorithm-based decision makings upon our everyday life, especially for families and young children. For this, she takes a human-centric approach, focusing on understanding real users’ needs, to design technologies that can make a real impact.
Kadian is a research associate in the Department of Education, University Of West Indies, Saint John’s campus. She also holds a central role within the Research Unit of the Ministry of Education, Government of Antigua and Barbuda. Working between academic research and Government, Kadian informs evidence based policy and practices, with a focus on the digitisation of Antiguan and Barbudan education systems and an interest in the role of privacy within the process.
Katja is the founder of VSAK Institute, a not-for-profit think tank that promotes young people’s digital rights across Slovenia and central Europe. She has a strong focus on critical digital literacy, and developing a curriculum that works for children in the digital age. She is also a research and PhD candidate with the Faculty of Social Studies, University of Ljubljana.
Rys is a policy researcher with a focus on children’s rights, especially around technology and disadvantage. She holds a DPhil from the University of Oxford. Rys has held policy roles at civil society orgs including Reset.Tech (Australia & US), 5Rights Foundation (UK), and Fairplay (US). She has also held academia posts at Oxford and RMIT, and is a Research Associate at the Information Law & Policy Centre (University of London) and Associate Investigator at the Centre for the Digital Child (Deakin, Australia).
Teki is a privacy and data protection advocate. Teki is a member of the Ghana Bar Association and the International Bar Association. She is the Founder and Executive Director of the Africa Digital Rights Hub (a not-for-profit think tank that promotes digital rights across Africa), a member of the UN Global Pulse Privacy Advisory Group and a non-resident fellow at the Center for Global Development in Washington DC. She was also appointed the Co-Chair of the Common Thread Network, a network of Commonwealth data protection authorities in July 2017 and was a member of the advisory committee for the 40th International Conference of Data Protection and Privacy Commissioners in 2018. She was a member of the UN Special Rapporteur on Privacy Task Force on Privacy and Medical Data; and sits on several other international bodies.
Think about the nature and scale of their digital footprint
Unpact privacy practices
Think about who they could share their ideas with
Australia research report: Young people and online privacy (July 2023)
Young people 2023 Submission to the Senate Economic Reference Committee’s investigation into the Influence of International Digital Platforms (February 2023)
Farthing, R. 2023. Can the consent model improve the digital world for young people? (February 2023)
Farthing, R., Smith-Nunes, G., Akuetteh, T., Camacho, K., Ošljak, K.K. & Zhao, J. 2023, "It Sets Boundaries Making Your Life Personal and More Comfortable: Understanding Young People’s Privacy Needs and Concerns", in IEEE Technology and Society Magazine, vol. 42, no. 1, pp. 75-82, March 2023, doi: 10.1109/MTS.2023.3244554. Open access version
Farthing, R., Smith-Nunes, G. & Camacho, K. 2023. The Digital Future of Antigua & Barbuda: Young people’s rights in the digital age.
Ošljak, KK. & Farthing, R. 2023 Young people, privacy & trust (April 2023)
Slovenia research report (in English): Young people, privacy and trust in Slovenia (April 2023)
Ghana research report: Young people, privacy and trust in Ghana (July 2023)
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Watch our talk at the Data Protection Africa Summit 2022
Farthing, R. 2022 ‘Online Protection for children and young people’ November 22nd
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Listen to a podcast about young people’s digital rights in Slovenia: podcast
Državljan D 2022 083 Dr. Rys Farthing and the children’s digital rights
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Hear young people from Antigua and Barbuda talk about the issues of privacy online:podcast
New Grass Roots 2022 GrassRoots Radio: BONUS: Youth and Data Privacy
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Read about our talk at the Centre for the Digital Child:
Mandell, K., & Farthing, R. 2023. ‘Online privacy, digital trust and young people’. Centre for the Digital Child Blog
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Read about the research showcased at an exhibition.
Some press write ups are here and here as well:
Vsak and Poligon 2023 Kaj Te Briga?!// What’s it to you?!, Computer Science Museum, Ljubljana, March
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Watch our presentation: Research symposium
Farthing, R & Camacho, K. 2023 ‘Datafication as a new digital risk’ Ministry of Education Research Symposium 24th May, Government of Antigua and Barbuda
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Read out findings from our panel at Rights Con: Panel Report
Farthing, R., Camacho, K., Zhao, J., Smith-Nunes, G. & Akuetteh, T. 2023 The ‘future’ of privacy: Youth-centric notions of privacy and surveillance around the world’.