It is shaping up to be the most active child and student privacy year in more than two decades. Between February and May, we saw child privacy mentioned in the State of the Union, discussed at three Congressional hearings, and prioritized in numerous state and federal bills. The Parents Bill of Rights passed the House and includes stunning amendments to FERPA & PPRA.
To help guide stakeholders through these landscape shifts, the Student & Child Privacy Center at AASA, The School Superintendents Association and the Public Interest Privacy Center (PIPC) is sponsoring a webinar series to educate policymakers on the basics of student privacy, the areas of conflict and options for how laws can be improved.
This second webinar features a panel of student and child wellbeing and privacy experts and advocates: Isabelle Barbour (Truthteller Consulting), Clarence Okoh (Center for Law and Social Policy), Melissa Peterson (Colorado Department of Education), Nichole Rocha (5Rights), and Kelly Vaillancourt Strobach (National Association of School Psychologists), moderated by Amelia Vance (PIPC).