PI: Mark Lipton, U Guelph Project website in development: Ĭity as Platform: Smart Cities and Civic Engagement in the Data Society (2018-2021) is a SSHRC Insight Grant which investigates the relationship between modalities of civic engagement and the development of networked smart technology across global cities (London, NYC, Toronto). Opening the Door on Digital Privacy: Practices, Policies, & Pedagogies (2016-2019) is a SSHRC Insight Grant whose collaborative research agenda will examine the relationship between young adults (18-24 year olds) and digital privacy, interrogating how young adults negotiate with digital privacy policies. The partnership will: create new knowledge about commercial data practices and their impact on youth, by mapping out how online and mobile information infrastructures combine with social norms to expose young Canadians to discrimination and cyberbullying and, create new knowledge about the ways in which diverse groups of young people conceptualize privacy and the potential for equality in networked spaces. The eQuality Project (2015-2022), a seven-year SSHRC partnership whose goals are to inform digital economy policies, especially privacy, and reinvigorate the cyberbullying debate by identifying evidence-based policies that promote healthy relationships and respect for equality online.
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FIAA Alumni Professional Development Grant.FIAA Student Conference / Research Grants.Knowledge Media Design Institute (KMDI).Identity, Privacy & Security Institute (IPSI).The McLuhan Centre for Culture and Technology.Student Achievement Data for MI Program.Continuing Education / PL Leaders Program.
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