This guide was developed as a collaborative project between the Massachusetts Library System, Library Freedom Project, and the Massachusetts Library Association. It focuses on the privacy ramifications of current library technologies, educating library patrons on the importance of digital privacy, and resources on how to advocate for responsible legislation around digital privacy in Massachusetts.
Are you looking for training on digital privacy? Invite Library Freedom to your library, conference, and/or network for trainings on these various topics. Library Freedom's Privacy Advocates are located across the State and can train on a variety of privacy and surveillance issues.
Massachusetts Library System is proud to host this resource developed by Massachusetts Library Association and Library Freedom Project. Members who worked together to develop this resource includes:
Andrea Puglisi, Digital Initiatives/Technology Librarian, Westfield State University
Callan Bignoli, Library Director, Olin College of Engineering
Claire Lobdell, Distance Education Librarian & Archivist, Greenfield Community College
Jenn Bruneau, Library Director, Northborough Free Library
Jeremy Goldstein, Data Curation Librarian, Minuteman Library Network
Michelle Spinney, Member Services Manager, CLAMS Library Network
Renee Pawlowski, Student, San Jose State University