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Throughout the holiday season, we hope you are able to find some time to rest and recuperate ready for 2023. If you are on the lookout for a few reading recommendations, the WEDF team has put together a short list of books that we have enjoyed this year: (A Thread) 
Our first recommendation, esp. important in light of the current Ukraine war, is Active Measures by Thomas Rid (@RidT ). Rid takes an in-depth look at the history and techniques of disinformation and political warfare explores the impact of‘active measures’ by malicious actors.
Those of you who know my work on #privacy, #identity, and #HumanRights in #data these past 18 years - mostly through @NO2ID & @medConfidential, and in other areas besides - won't be surprised at my involvement in @WEDF_foundation.
This [Thread] is an invitation to join us...
This [Thread] is an invitation to join us...
...and help define what I believe is one of the most crucial discussions of our time; on the #personal, #civil, #political and #planetary consequences of the #world(s) we are building - and the #values we want to underpin them.
I spoke at last year's @WEDF_forum about '#Engineering for #Ethics', just a couple of months before the #GPDPR #GPdataGrab was announced in May.
My talk was an attempt to reflect on and draw lessons from my years of campaigning and work around #data...
My talk was an attempt to reflect on and draw lessons from my years of campaigning and work around #data...
