The Digital Reboot: Understanding Your Digital Footprint

Your digital footprint is bigger than you think, and companies profit from tracking your online behavior. In this session, we’ll explore how data is collected, why it matters, and the impact it has on privacy, security, and mental health. Participants will analyze their own digital footprints using real-world tools and discover ways to regain control. This session combines eye-opening discussions with hands-on activities, helping attendees make informed decisions about their digital presence. Registration is required. In today's digital world, protecting your privacy, security, and mental well-being is more important than ever. This interactive seminar series empowers participants to take control of their digital lives with practical, accessible strategies. Through engaging discussions and hands-on exercises, attendees will learn how their data is collected, how to secure their online presence, and how to use privacy-conscious tools without disconnecting from the modern world. By focusing on the three pillars of privacy, security, and mental health, this seminar offers a balanced approach to navigating digital spaces safely and intentionally. About the Presenter Alison Wilder is a web developer and digital strategy consultant. She has a passion for privacy-respecting technologies that foster healthy minds and human connection. She brings a broad range of experience to her work, including PhD studies in music cognition at McGill University in Montréal, co-founding a venture-funded music tech start-up, data literacy work for arts professionals, board service, and 15 years tech consulting. Alison has lived in New Hampshire for a decade, and in Keene since 2019. She's dedicated to helping the Monadnock region thrive in our fast-changing 21st-century environment.