Hi everyone! Join us tomorrow @ 12 PM for this week's Change Seminar talk! This talk is co-hosted with the wonderful folks at the UW Security and Privacy Research Lab. We will be hearing from Dr. Julia Slupska (She/They). Julia's talk is titled "Participatory Threat Modeling with Marginalized Groups". *Description* The needs of marginalised groups like migrant domestic workers (MDWs) are often ignored in digital privacy and security research. This talk introduces the method of participatory threat modelling (PTM) as a way to incorporate marginalised populations' experiences. PTM allows security researchers to work with groups to identify their own threats and mitigations, drawing on feminist and critical research methodology, particularly participatory design. I present the case study of a research project with migrant domestic workers in the UK. *Seminar Details* *Location*: Tuesdays from 12-1pm in 271 CSE2 (The Bill and Melinda Gates Center) *Zoom:* https://washington.zoom.us/j/93100061611 <https://urldefense.com/v3/__https:/washington.zoom.us/j/93100061611__;!!K-Hz7m0Vt54!jLJRdcRiY3moGftAfI2tKd830IN_o6aaIpd50l7QTSaufUz7DDxsbdqGg6ZBKiJ6DZsrD6cWm0NJtD4y81ZEmg$> *Presenter Bio* Julia is Head of Policy, Research & Campaigns at Glitch (maternity cover). Prior to joining Glitch, she completed a PhD in Cybersecurity at the Oxford Internet Institute at the University of Oxford. Her research focused on online safety in the context of intimate partner violence and coercive control. As a part of this research, she co-founded re:configure, a feminist research collective which organised digital security workshops with groups like survivors of image-based sexual abuse, environmental activists, and migrant domestic workers. She is interested in how feminist theories and methods—such as participatory action research and the ethics of care—can improve cybersecurity. She also organises with No Tech for Tyrants, an organisation working to sever the links between higher education, violent technology, and hostile immigration environments. Julia speaks English, Polish, and Spanish. Best, UW Change Organizers