About this Event
In this interactive and game-based workshop, you will get to test our transcription tool and discover just how difficult, or surprisingly easy, it can be to recognize someone from the way they speak, even after their data has been anonymized. Through this playful challenge,you will explore questions around privacy, identity, and digital technology in a fun and engaging way.
This event is part of the VERANDA research project (funded by the BMFTR), which explores the potential of anonymous digital therapy for individuals who face barriers to accessing psychotherapy due to stigmatization. Anonymization may help reduce these barriers. Over the past 2.5 years, we have investigated the specific needs and requirements of people who experience high levels of stigma. A concept of a tool designed to enable anonymous psychotherapy has been developed. Among other things, several studies have been carried out and a tool that transcribes and anonymizes speech has been developed.
This event takes place in English and German.
Visitor Information:
We have 15 spots available. The sessions will take place at the Rahel Hirsch Center on the Charité Campus Mitte. Once there, you can walk into the building and head to the café, where we’ll meet you and take you to the room. If you have any questions about the event or would like to contact us for any other reason, please email [email protected].
Event venue & nearby stays
Rahel-Hirsch-Center für Translationale Medizin, Luisenstraße 65, Berlin, Germany
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