This year's edition of Privacy Camp will take place both online and at La Tricoterie in Brussels on 30 September, with the theme Resilience and Resistance in Times of Deregulation and Authoritarianism. The event is now accepting registrations from those wishing to attend Europe's leading digital rights conference.
Securing your spot requires free registration, whether you plan to participate in person in the Belgian capital or remotely. The registration process ensures organisers can distribute all necessary logistical information to participants for a seamless experience.
Beyond simply attending, participants may submit proposals to lead sessions at the gathering. Those interested in shaping the conversation around community-driven responses to deregulation and authoritarianism have until Monday, 21 July, 09.00 AM CEST to submit their ideas. The organisers are particularly keen on receiving proposals for interactive workshops that prioritise connection, care, and collective action.
Anyone aware of individuals who would benefit from attending or facilitating sessions is encouraged to share information about the event within their networks.
About Privacy Camp
European Digital Rights (EDRi) organises the conference alongside several institutional partners: the Research Group on Law, Science, Technology & Society (LSTS) at Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB), Privacy Salon vzw, the Institute for European Studies at UCLouvain Saint-Louis Bruxelles, and the Racism and Technology Center.
The annual gathering draws more than 300 participants—digital rights advocates, activists, scholars and policymakers from across Europe and internationally—to deliberate on urgent challenges to human rights in the digital sphere.
Source: EDRi (European Digital Rights)
