Wearable Technology as Art for Countersurveillance, Cinemaveillance, and Sousveillance
Explore wearable tech as artistic expression for surveillance resistance, cinematic documentation, and personal monitoring. Gain insights into innovative applications of technology in art and activism.
You Are Being Watched - Digital Surveillance in Modern Society
Explore surveillance techniques and privacy concerns in the digital age, learning how to protect yourself from unwanted monitoring and data collection.
Sabu the Hacker: Capture, Crimes, and Apprehension
Explore the intriguing story of Sabu, a notorious hacker, from his criminal activities to his eventual capture and the consequences of his actions.
Legal Privacy Trends from 1984 to 2012 - Lecture 2.2.4
Explore legal privacy trends from 1984 to 2012, examining key developments and their impact on personal data protection and digital rights.
Criminal Procedure Identification Act 2022 - Analysis of Rights and Implications
Explore the pros and cons of the 2022 Act allowing police to collect biometric data from arrested individuals. Dr. Amandeep Kaur discusses its implications for criminal justice and constitutional rights.
Organizing and Abolition: Then and Now - When the Prisoners Ran Walpole 50 Years Later - Session 4
Exploring prison reform, activism, and abolition through the lens of the 1973 Walpole prison takeover. Experts discuss historical events and their relevance to contemporary movements for justice and incarceration reform.
Blurring the Prison Wall: The NPRA, Commissioner John Boone, and Prison Abolition - Session 3
Exploring the 1973 Walpole prison takeover by inmates, its impact on prison reform, and connections to the abolitionist movement. Features firsthand accounts and expert perspectives on this historic event.
When the Prisoners Ran Walpole - 50 Years Later - Session Two
Explore the 1973 Walpole prison takeover by inmates, its impact on prison reform, and connections to modern abolitionist movements. Hear firsthand accounts from participants and activists.
When the Prisoners Ran Walpole - 50 Years Later - Session 1
Explore the historic 1973 event when prisoners peacefully ran Walpole State Prison, featuring a documentary screening and discussion with key participants from the National Prisoners Reform Association.
Abolition, Activism, and the University - Practitioner Perspectives on Transformative Justice in Boston
Grassroots organizers discuss transformative justice, abolitionist ideas, and community activism in Boston, exploring how these movements should shape university studies and societal change.
Abolition, Activism, and the Imagination - A Roundtable with Movement Leaders
Activists discuss ending mass incarceration, focusing on how humanities inform their work. Speakers from various organizations share insights on prison abolition and their vision for social change.
Who to Contact When You Witness a Tech Crime - FBI Guidelines
Learn when, how, and who to contact when witnessing tech crimes, presented by FBI expert Evan Patterson. Gain insights into reporting procedures and appropriate actions for cybercrime situations.
The American Man in Crisis
Exploring challenges facing American men: workforce changes, education gaps, opioid crisis, incarceration rates. Experts discuss causes, impacts of modern masculinity, and potential solutions.
Cuz: An American Tragedy - Exploring Juvenile Justice Reform
Danielle Allen discusses her memoir, exploring juvenile justice reform, incarceration, and the connection between personal tragedy and America's founding principles.
Hip-Hop Collision: Music, Race, and the Law
Explore the intersection of criminal justice, race, and hip-hop with defense attorney Drew Findling. Discuss recent events, societal issues, and how artists inspire conversations and mobilize fans to act.
Youth Rise to the Challenge: Innovative Solutions for Community Issues
High school teams showcase innovative solutions to community issues, demonstrating how young entrepreneurs can create impactful change through empathy, policy influence, and restorative practices.
Cyber-Digital Task Force Report Introduction - 2018 Aspen Security Forum
Insights into cybersecurity challenges and the DOJ's Cyber-Digital Task Force report, presented by Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein at a prestigious security forum.
Confronting Global Cyber Threats - Policy Announcement and Expert Panel
Explore the US government's approach to cybersecurity, featuring insights from top officials and industry leaders on policy developments and strategies to combat digital threats.
A Chat with the Director of the FBI - National Security, Cyberterrorism, and Counterintelligence
FBI Director discusses Bureau's role in national security, focusing on cyberterrorism and counterintelligence in conversation with NBC's Lester Holt at Aspen Security Forum.
Reverend Dr. Raphael Warnock on Building Strong Families - The Father Factor
Reverend Warnock discusses the importance of fathers in building strong families, addressing issues like voting rights, living wages, and criminal justice reform to support Black communities.
Click Here to Kill Everybody - Book Launch and Cybersecurity Discussion
Bruce Schneier discusses cybersecurity risks in the hyper-connected era, proposing solutions for a resilient Internet of Things and improved government oversight. Experts debate future implications.