#PrivacyCamp26: Final programme out now
We’re excited to welcome you to #PrivacyCamp26 on 13 October, 2026 online and at La Tricoterie, Brussels. Curious about what the day will look like? Check out the final programme.
We’re excited to welcome you to #PrivacyCamp26 on 13 October, 2026 online and at La Tricoterie, Brussels.
Curious about what the day will look like? Check out the final programme.
Through various panels, workshops, conversations and documentary screenings, we will explore questions like where technologies come from, who gets to shape them, and how meaningful digital self-determination can be made possible through the theme ‘The Origins of Future Technologies: Towards communities of digital self-determination’.
You can also read through session descriptions and who’s organising, facilitating or speaking in each session below. 
If you haven’t already, register now to attend. Registrations close on Tuesday, October 6 at 23:59, and registration is free and necessary for attending both the in-person event in Brussels and for joining us online. This will allow us to send you the relevant logistical details for a smooth experience.
Privacy Camp is the one of the top digital rights and privacy gatherings in Europe. Every year, we bring together over 300 digital rights advocates, activists as well as academics and policy-makers from all around Europe and beyond to discuss the most pressing issues facing human rights online.
Privacy Camp is organised by European Digital Rights (EDRi), in collaboration with its partners the Research Group on Law, Science, Technology & Society (LSTS) at Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB), Privacy Salon vzw, the Institute for European Studies at UCLouvain Saint-Louis Bruxelles, and the Racism and Technology Center.
We love keeping Privacy Camp free and accessible for our community, and your donations will help us do that. A space like this event is crucial to our mission of advocating for robust laws, mobilising people, promoting a healthy and accountable technology market, and building a movement committed to digital rights in a connected world.