eQuality Project partner Media Smarts – in partnership with the eQuality Project’ co-leaders and researchers – has recently released research concerning teen’s privacy decisions when posting photos to social media. The report explores the complex decision-making processes that teens go through before sharing photos on social media platforms. For further information, please follow the link below.

eQuality Co-leader Jane Bailey participated in Policy Ignite’s #Canada300 event this past week, and if you were unable to catch the event, we have uploaded Jane’s talk as well as links for further information at the link below.

eQuality Co-leaders and investigators Valerie Steeves, Jane Bailey, Priscilla Regan, and Leslie Shade shared their insights at the “Privacy Implications in the Networked Classroom” event last month – a video and further information is available at the link below.

Were you unable to attend “Open Participation is Power,” but want to know how the events went? Never fear! You can watch the event online by following this link.

Kimberlé Crenshaw argues that race and gender bias can combine to create a more harmful situation than either could create on their own. Furthermore, those individuals who stand in opposition to multiple forms of discrimination and exclusion are often subjected to both. For more information on her talk, to watch the talk, or to read the transcript, please follow the link below.