Session name	Citizen Lab participant(s)	Date	Time	Room location
Artificial Intelligence: Lethal Autonomous Weapons Systems and Peace Time Threats	Ron Deibert	Wednesday, May 16	14:30 – 15:45	206B
Access My Info: Exposing Disconnects Between Data Protection in Theory and in Practice	Masashi Crete-Nishihata, Chris Parsons, Bram Abramson	Wednesday, May 16	16:00 – 17:00	200C
Do We Need Free Speech Legislation like We Need privacy Laws?	Moses Karanja	Wednesday, May 16	16:00 – 17:00	201A
Scrutinizing the Little Brothers: Corporate Surveillance and the Roles of the Citizen Consumer and Company	Chris Parsons	Wednesday, May 16	17:15 – 18:15	203B
Crypto Wars Revisited?	Hosted by the Canadian Internet Policy and Public Interest Clinic & Citizen Lab	Wednesday, May 16	17:15 – 18:15	206C
Who Did it? Why We Need an International Cyber Attribution Organization to Address Nation-State Attacks in Cyberspace	Ron Deibert	Thursday, May 17	12:00 – 13:15	200C
Access My Info: Running a Personal Data Access Campaign	Andrew Hilts	Thursday, May 17	14:30 – 15:45	200A
Disappearing Space, Disappearing Voices: How the Chinese Government & Big Tech are Silencing Tibetans Online	Masashi Crete-Nishihata	Thursday, May 17	16:00 – 17:00	203B
Understanding Freedom of Expression in Southeast Asia: Internet Freedom and Online Censorship	Irene Poetranto	Thursday, May 17	16:00 – 17:00	TBA
Coders Free Speech Rights in The Americas at Risk	Sarah McKune	Thursday, May 17	16:00-17:00	201C
Journalism Free Expression and Digital Security	Masashi Crete-Nishihata	Thursday, May 17	17:15 – 18:15	205A
Beyond Security Updates: Providing Relevant, Accessible, and Sustainable Digital Security Advice Online	Christine Schoellhorn, John Scott-Railton	Thursday, May 17	17:15 – 18:15	201C
The Surveillance Tool We Love to Carry: Cell Phones, Searches, and Privacy in the Evolving Legal Landscape	Lex Gill, Jon Penney	Thursday, May 17	17:15 – 18:15	204A
How to win the privacy/surveillance debate	Jon Penney	Thursday, May 17	17:15-18:15	206A
How does the Kremlin Manipulate the Russian IT Industry to Exert Control over the Internet	Ksenia Ermoshina, Jakub Dalek	Friday, May 18	9:00 – 10:15	203A
A Technologist, a Policy Wonk, and an Internet Advocate Walk into a Bar: Assessing how Internet Communities Build Bridges for Human Rights	Moses Karanja, Masashi Crete-Nishihata	Friday, May 18	10:30 – 11:45	200A
My First Transparency Report	Bram Abramson, Chris Parsons	Friday, May 18	10:30 – 11:45	206A
What have We Learnt about 5 Years of Internet Disruptions in Africa?	Moses Karanja	Friday, May 18	12:00 – 13:15	201A
Tech Against Terrorism – Respecting Human Rights in Tackling Terrorist Exploitation of the Internet	Irene Poetranto	Friday, May 18	12:00 – 13:15	201B
Frontiers of Feminist Issues Online: Understanding the Tensions and Opportunities at the Intersection of Innovations, Digital Rights, and Security	Irene Poetranto	Friday, May 18	14:30-15:45	203A
Have We Entered a Brave New World of Global Content Takedown Orders?	Jon Penney	Friday, May 18	16:00 – 17:00	206C
CLE: Ethical Duties in the Digital Age: Encryption Done Dirt Cheap	Sarah McKune	Friday, May 18	16:00-18:00	206A
Online Anonymity: Key Lessons & Emerging Threats	Bram Abramson	Friday, May 18	17:15 – 18:15	200A
Chilling Effects, Surveillance, and the Future of Automation and the Law	Jon Penney	Friday, May 18	17:15 – 18:15	TBA
Big Brother is Really Watching: Digital Surveillance & Gender-based Violence	Irene Poetranto	Friday, May 18	17:15 – 18:15	206D