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The right to privacy is a solidly held belief, yet as the Internet and the social web have evolved, many of us have begun to barter privacy for convenience, without fully exploring the trade offs. Our privacy limits are being pushed by social media, for better or worse.

How does the evolving privacy landscape affect the work that we do as nonprofits? Now is the time to have the privacy conversation and wrap our heads around what this means for us as nonprofits, so that we can best support and protect our clients, volunteers, and donors. Join us for an online workshop where we'll discuss the new role privacy has in society and how online privacy in social media impacts your nonprofit's work. 

Join us for an hour long discussion about the difference between public and private with Stowe Boyd. 

> Get the Recording of "The Evolution of Privacy and the Social Web." Free for NTEN Members!

Then, join us for a in-depth analysis of the report in a 3-part webinar series examining the state of privacy in the nonprofit sector. 

> Learn more and sign up for the Evolution of Privacy Webinar Series. (Coming Soon, Dates TBD)

More on Stowe Boyd: The workshop will feature ideas from Publicy And The Erosion Of Privacy from Stowe Boyd, known for his speaking and writing on the social revolution on the web.

Stowe will share insights on this shifting social paradigm that we are currently in. The more we live online, the more we find ourselves in a climate that is predominantly open. And this has come with a subtle and subversive shift in the basis of self-identity. How will nonprofits reconcile their needs for strategic control of information and current management approaches with a profound societal shift toward 'publicy'? 

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