Privacy Awareness Week
Privacy Awareness Week 2022 – celebrated Monday 2 May to Friday 8 May
The theme for Privacy Awareness Week (PAW) 2022 is Privacy: The foundation of trust.
PAW is an annual event celebrated by privacy regulators across Australia and the Asia Pacific that highlights the importance of protecting personal information. OVIC encourages organisations and the community to get involved in PAW and join the celebrations.
Celebrate PAW 2022 by hosting an event in your organisation, joining our events, and downloading and sharing OVIC’s supporting materials including animations, email signatures and images for social media.
Join the conversation on social media using #PAW2022.
Follow us on Twitter and LinkedIn to stay updated.
Watch a message from the Information Commissioner below
Events
Privacy Awareness Week Launch | Monday 2 May, 10am – 10.30am
Lightning Talk: Raising the bar – enhancing trust through complaint handling | Tuesday 3 May, 2pm – 2.40pm
Panel discussion on public trust in an information age | Wednesday 4 May, 10am – 11am
Lightning Talk: Surveillance and privacy in the public sector | Wednesday 4 May, 2pm – 2.40pm
Lightning Talk: Technology, artificial intelligence, and the Information Privacy Principles| Thursday 5 May, 2pm – 2.40pm
Youth Advisory Group panel discussion | Friday 6 May, 10am – 11am
Supporting materials
Starter pack
Download our starter pack containing all of the supporting materials in one .zip file (1.7Mb) including email signatures and social media images. You can download individual supporting materials using the links below.
Email signatures
Social media images
Download the yellow social media image
Download the blue social media image
Download the pink social media image
Download the purple social media image
Lightning talks
Download Raising the bar: enhancing trust through complaint handling social media image
Download Surveillance and privacy in the public sector social media image
Report data breaches
Download Report data breaches social media image
Animations
How to make a privacy complaint
What to do if you experience a data breach
How much do you know about privacy?
