We are less than one month away from the 2023 OpenDP Community Meeting at Harvard University’s CGIS South building! Check out the most updated agenda and more information about the talks on the website and don’t forget to register. Recent additions to the agenda include:
- OpenDP General and Technical Updates plus an overview of our Community Strategy
- Special Keynote to be announced!
- Two Parallel Breakout Sessions:
- Privacy Attacks/Auditing led by Jonathan Ullman (Northeastern University) and Yves-Alexandre de Montjoye (Imperial College London)
- Responsible use of Differential Privacy led by Alexandra Wood (Harvard University) and Jayshree Sarathy (Columbia University)
- Industry Panel: DP in Motion featuring Tammy Greasby (Anonym), Peter Kairouz (Google), Andrew Knox (Decentriq), Sara Krehbiel (Santa Clara University/Meta), and Gerome Miklau (Tumult/University of Massachusetts, Amherst)
- “Championing Differential Privacy within the Swiss Federal Administration” presented by Raphaël de Fondeville and Pauline Maury-Laribiere (Swiss Federal Statistics Office)
- Community Pitch Anything – hear from your community members like Oblivious and NIST share collaborative opportunities. Complete this form if you are interested in pitching something at the meeting!
For those of you able to join us in person, be sure to also come to the welcome event on the evening of Thursday, September 28th on the 4th floor terrace of the Harvard SEC building from 4pm-7pm! If you’re also attending TPDP, you’ll have plenty of time to head over after its conclusion and chat with colleagues over some food and drinks.
Interested in a hands-on OpenDP tutorial and/or participating in a hackathon? We are hosting a full-day event on Saturday, September 30th where you can join us for either session. Virtual attendees are also welcome! Find more details and registration information here!
Stay “in the know” by visiting the OpenDP website, Community Meeting webpage, or our Slack channels. Don’t forget to register by September 22nd and share with your network!