You can get involved at home, at work and in your community. Take action, help create a culture of privacy and support Data Privacy Day’s theme of respecting privacy, safeguarding data and enabling trust.
This year’s Data Privacy Day efforts will be highlighting why privacy matters, privacy in the growing Internet of Me and fostering a culture of privacy awareness at work.
NCSA provides free, nonproprietary privacy awareness and education resources to help you spread the word about managing your privacy and protecting personal information. Check out this infographic to get started.
At Work
Privacy is good for business: Create a culture of privacy at work by teaching all employees what privacy means to your organization and the role they have in making sure privacy is achieved and maintained. Check out our Privacy is Good for Business tip sheet for help getting started.
At Home
Own your online presence: Talk to your family and friends about protecting personal information and how to stay safe online. Get started with our Privacy Tips for Parents.
In Your Community
Share your privacy knowledge: Volunteer in a local school, senior care facility or faith-based organization, send messages on community listservs and NCSA’s privacy resources to spread the word.
Attend a Data Privacy Day event: Promote your event or see what Data Privacy Day activities are taking place in your area.
Get Social With Us and Join the Greater Effort
- Register yourself and/or your company as a Data Privacy Day Champion.
- Join us for #ChatSTC Twitter chats and share and get privacy tips and resources.
- Use #PrivacyAware on social media and follow us on Facebook and Twitter.
- Visit the Resource Library for downloadable images, social media content and other resources you can use to support Data Privacy Day.