Resources - Privacy Law White Paper
This is the downloadables page for my white paper on privacy law in the United States. I wrote the paper in 2022 having spent nearly a year researching what was happening with emerging state privacy law and considering how nonprofits could benefit from the lessons learned from GDPR implementation in the UK. The paper includes a case study on how one US organization got out in front of good data handling practices. My thanks to friends and colleagues who helped me write this paper - for Matt Bain being a willing case study participant and colleagues (and one family member!) who took the time to proof read and contribute their thoughts.
These resources are free to download and don't require giving me your email. They may be shared with colleagues with proper attribution to me. Distribution without permission, commercial copying and lending are prohibited. These resources do not constitute legal advice and you must seek guidance specific to your organisation when making changes to your data and processes. Any questions on this or if you need my help, drop me a line.
These resources are free to download and don't require giving me your email. They may be shared with colleagues with proper attribution to me. Distribution without permission, commercial copying and lending are prohibited. These resources do not constitute legal advice and you must seek guidance specific to your organisation when making changes to your data and processes. Any questions on this or if you need my help, drop me a line.
White paper
White paper on GDPR-like privacy law in the US (PDF 14.6MB); lower resolution version (PDF 700KB). If you need to print, skip the section dividers to save ink (pages 4, 7, 12, 17, 20, 24, 27).
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Key points (PDF 117KB). A very brief summary of the white paper's key points.
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