What can be done on our behalf or to us in the name of security? Do we have a right to privacy? Is it even legal for the government to collect the kind of information that has been exposed in the NSA files? What causes a whistle blower to take action outside the system? And once they take action do whistle blowers have legal protection?
There have been many informal discussions on security, privacy and the legality of all it in the halls of McKelvy since the Snowden leaks began. Our first Discussion of the Spring Semester will grapple with the information revealed by these leaks and the questions we’ve started to ask. Please join us at 6pm in McKelvy House on February 2.
The following articles and multimedia will provide background information on the topic. Think about the questions posed and what questions you have after viewing the information.
What can be done on our behalf or to us in the name of security? Do we have a right to privacy? Is it even legal for the government to collect the kind of information that has been exposed in the NSA files? What causes a whistle blower to take action outside the system? And once they take action do whistle blowers have legal protection?
There have been many informal discussions on security, privacy and the legality of all it in the halls of McKelvy since the Snowden leaks began. Our first Discussion of the Spring Semester will grapple with the information revealed by these leaks and the questions we’ve started to ask. Please join us at 6pm in McKelvy House on February 2.
The following articles and multimedia will provide background information on the topic. Think about the questions posed and what questions you have after viewing the information.