CNS:SaTC: NSF Proposal for Student Travel Grants to Attend the CSCW 2017 Privacy Ethics Workshop

这项提案要求提供资金，以支持三名学生前往参加一个名为“谁的最佳利益？在以隐私为中心的议程中探索真实的、潜在的和想象的伦理关切”的研讨会，该研讨会将与将于2017年2月25日至3月1日在波特兰举行的第20届ACM计算机支持的合作工作和社会计算会议(CSCW 2017)同时举行。CSCW是一个顶级的社交计算会议，本次研讨会是CSCW正在进行的一系列研讨会的一部分，主题广泛地是“网络隐私”，即隐私不仅是一个个人概念，而且可以在二人组、家庭、团体、组织和社区的层面上考虑。来自不同学科的学生将参加研讨会和会议，使他们有机会与其知识界的高级研究人员互动，并使他们接触到该领域的广泛工作。因此，它与NSF的安全和值得信赖的网络空间(SATC)计划的目标非常吻合，既有关于将隐私作为集体和个人财产进行分析的智力价值目标，也有围绕发展隐私和安全研究社区的更广泛的影响目标。

This proposal requests for funding to support three students' travel to attend a workshop called "In Whose Best Interest? Exploring the Real, Potential, and Imagined Ethical Concerns in Privacy-Focused Agenda", co-located with the 20th ACM Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work and Social Computing (CSCW 2017) to be held in Portland, OR from Feb 25-Mar 1, 2017. CSCW is a top-tier social computing conference, and this workshop is part of an ongoing series of CSCW workshops broadly on the topic of "networked privacy", i.e., that privacy is not just an individual concept but one that can be thought about at the levels of dyads, families, groups, organizations, and communities. Students from a variety of disciplines will participate in the workshop and the conference, giving them an opportunity to interact with senior researchers in their intellectual communities and expose them to a wide range of work in the field. As such, it fits closely with the goals of NSF's Secure and Trustworthy Cyberspace (SaTC) program, both its intellectual merit goals around analyzing privacy as a collective as well as an individual property, and its broader impact goals around growing the privacy and security research community.