Videos

Heidi on Cyber Citizens: surveillance in everyday life, from smartphones to doorbell cameras, and why we need to look after our “smart” selves as carefully as our smart devices.

A talk on why digital hygiene and digital literacy have become essential skills for protecting democracy.

Heidi talks with Mischa Geracoulis about Cyber Citizens and balancing constant connectivity against privacy, security, and democracy.

A library talk on I Have Nothing to Hide: how our data is collected, common misconceptions about privacy, and how things can change.

An interview on I Have Nothing to Hide covering surveillance, privacy, and technology.

Sam Seder and Heidi discuss I Have Nothing to Hide, self-censorship, and how the surveillance state has grown since 9/11.

Trailer for the documentary by Joel Bakan and Jennifer Abbott on how corporate power has grown and reshaped society.

Heidi on corporate surveillance of activists, and why companies working alongside private security firms and spy agencies are a threat to free speech.

Heidi’s full book talk on how corporations and intelligence agencies track ordinary people — their associations, movements, purchases, and politics — and what that means for civil liberties.

A long-form conversation with C. Clark Kissinger at Revolution Books about the book.

Heidi explains the miniature drones being developed for domestic surveillance — some the size of insects or birds — and the lack of rules governing them.

A documentary made by dozens of filmmakers about the Occupy Wall Street movement: how it began, how it spread, and how it was policed.