Re-Imagining Cryptography and Privacy (ReCAP) Workshop
The Re-Imagining Cryptography and Privacy (ReCAP) Workshop expands the space of the Community-Driven Cryptography Project, which explores the ways in which cryptography and privacy intersect with society toward designing, creating, and sustaining technologies that explicitly benefit marginalized communities. The focus of the ReCAP Workshop is Re-Imagination: identifying the aspects of cryptography and privacy technology production that contribute to marginalization, and solidifying approaches, ideas, and designs that center marginalized voices, resist toxic aspects of technology production, and leverage cryptography and privacy tools toward dismantling systems of marginalization. Like the Community-Driven Cryptography Project, the ReCAP Workshop seeks to build and sustain an interdisciplinary community of cryptographers, social scientists, humanities scholars, community organizations, industry practitioners, and technologists, and contribute to the broadening of access to the field.
Announcements
- Want to re-visit ReCAP 2024? Any available videos, artifacts, slides, etc. are now live! Please see the link for each contribution to find out more.
- Details for ReCAP 2025 are forthcoming! We're seeking volunteers and sources of funding. Please feel free to get in touch via the contact information below.
Contact Organizers
- General Inquiries: recapworkshop@protonmail.com
- Alishah Chator, Boston University
- Seny Kamara, Brown University and MongoDB
- Lucy Qin, Georgetown University
- Leah Namisa Rosenbloom, Northeastern University