Helping young people better understand their rights, particularly their right to privacy on digital platforms, and empowering them to exercise those rights: this is one of the major contemporary challenges of online privacy. Start the year with a discussion featuring Sophie Jehel, associate professor of information and communication sciences at université Paris 8 Saint-Denis.
The exposure of private life on social media, the exploitation of personal data by digital platforms… How do teenagers perceive these issues? What means do they have to combat privacy violations on social and digital networks? A discussion about the book Adolescence and Privacy in Digital Worlds, edited by Sophie Jehel and published by Presses de l'Enssib in June 2026. Credits: Presses de l'Enssib. This groundbreaking study, which gives young people ample opportunity to express themselves, portrays a generation that is partly but unequally aware of the risks, often unfamiliar with its rights, and sometimes fatalistic about its ability to take action. Round-table discussion and conversation with: Sophie Jehel: Associate professor of information and communication sciences at université Paris 8 Saint-Denis. An event organized by Presses de l'Enssib and the Centre de Documentation sur les Métiers du livre, hosted by Florence Salanouve and open to everyone. Bibliothèque Buffon - auditorium on the 5th floor free admission
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