This project is proudly funded by the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada's (OPC) Contributions Program .
If you're 16-24, click the survey icon above to share your views on voice assistants like Siri and Alexa. Responses are confidential and used for privacy research.
We're hosting 1-hour online sessions to hear your thoughts on voice assistants and digital privacy. If you're 16-24, we'd love to hear from you. Click the link above to sign up and participate.
We will be looking for parents, educators, policymakers, and AI developers to help refince youth-centered recommendations on privacy. If you're interested in contributing, click the link above to express your interest.
Exploring how young voices challenge the silence imposed by opaque AI systems.
Feature story highlighting research on how young Canadians perceive privacy and navigate risks in AI-driven environments.
Exploring how young voices challenge the silence imposed by opaque AI systems.
A conversation on what it truly means to say “yes” in the age of ambient surveillance.
When trust is uncertain, how should technology earn its place?
Turning passive collection into active accountability—rethinking voice as data.
Our team brings together researchers, designers, and youth collaborators committed to advancing ethical, privacy-conscious AI. With diverse expertise across technology, education, and policy, we work together to ensure that young people's voices are not only heard—but actively shape the future of voice-enabled systems.