Events

Hands-on digital security training for people at all levels of expertise.

A seminar-style conversation led by Alan Steremberg (Weather Underground co-founder and former Presidential Innovation Fellow) and Corinna Zarek (Mozilla Senior Tech Policy Fellow and former Deputy U.S. Chief Technology Officer). Advance registration required.

How librarians can support digital privacy practices in their communities.

Making it easy for individuals and teams to manage, analyze, and draw insights from large datasets.

Threats to information sharing, users, and free speech

Ofir Weisse explains how the Foreshadow attack dismantles Intel's SGX security — previously considered the most secure feature of Intel chips — and also bypasses virtual machine isolation between users in the cloud.

Stephen Comstock is the CIO of CBS Interactive, the digital division of CBS.

Zachary Bleemer is director of the University of California ClioMetric History Project.

Join CTSP and IMSA to brainstorm ideas for projects that address the challenges of technology, society, and policy.

Peter Dabrock, chair of the German Ethics Council, explores the potential of big data to constrain the real-world exercise of freedom and self-determination.

A seminar-style conversation led by former White House advisor Tom Kalil and former United States Digital Service leader Jennifer Anastasoff. Advance registration required.

Mike Kelly is the CIO of Red Hat.

Marcia J. Bates is professor emerita in the UCLA Department of Information Studies.

Aurangzeb Khan is the CEO of Altia Systems.

A seminar-style conversation with hosts Tim O’Reilly, Jen Pahlka (Code for America), and Ryan Panchadsaram (former US Deputy Chief Technology Officer). Advance registration required.

Hugo Evans is VP of Data Science at A.T. Kearney.

An interactive live-action VR comedy that reveals both sides of the gender divide.

In 1918 — 100 years ago — UC Berkeley began a full-time program in library science. Join us to learn about the history of UC Berkeley's School of Information, from its origins in library science to today, and celebrate with us afterward with a reception and birthday cake.