Trigger warning: This blog explores women’s experiences of depression. In July, one of our community, Jayne Blackman, died by suicide as a result of severe depression. Obviously, this has affected many of us in many different ways and will continue to for a long time to come. One of the things that emerged was the need to create space …
The EU GDPR is designed to help all of us have more control over our personal data, and how is it used.
Data subjects, being all visitors and users of any website who are members of the European Union and who submit any personal data. Women in Power (UK) is the data processor and data controller of this site. You can find out more about this law here.
Effective from 25th May, 2018
This Privacy Policy sets out how we use and protect information that you may provide when you use this website. Your privacy is protected and important to us. If you provide identifiable personal information it will only be used to help us fulfil our responsibilities related to the services we provide.
Women in Power (UK) is the company or person who collects any personal data submitted through womeninpoweruk.com.
We may update this policy periodically, please check this page to ensure that you are in agreement with any changes.
Personal information, basically any data that can be used to identify or contact you is collected so we can communicate with you about your requirements. This could include your name, business name, address details, email, telephone numbers, or other information pertaining to the services we provide. You may also at times be asked to leave a message about your enquiry or project brief. Websites also collect your IP address through the use of Cookies (find out more about cookies below).
If you opted-in to our mailing list, you may receive occasional emails on important updates or service information. You have the right to opt-out or and have any personal details removed at any time, please email webweavers@womeninpoweruk.com
Information is saved until the enquiry is dealt with, and then archived with the project or on cloud based systems if you are an ongoing client. We also retain your contact details and information in the emails you have sent, but you can request to have your personal details deleted at any time.
We will not sell, distribute, or lease your personal information to third parties unless we have your express permission, or are required by law to do so. We may use your personal information to send you relevant information about services we offer, or information you need as part of the services we offer.
In our commitment to ensuring that your information is secure and to prevent unauthorised access or disclosure, we have suitable physical, electronic and managerial procedures in place to safeguard and secure the information we collect online.
You may choose to restrict the collection or use of your personal information in the following ways:
I use Google Analytics to find out what content works best for our users. User-level and event-level data associated with Google Analytics cookies is retained for 14 months and then automatically deleted. Website visitors who don’t want their data used by Analytics can install the Analytics opt-out browser add-on.
I have implemented IP Anonymization, simply put, the last three digits of your IP address are set to zeros in memory shortly after being sent to the Analytics Collection Network. The full IP address is never written retained, or written to disk.
A cookie is a small file which asks permission to be placed on your computer’s hard drive.
You can use your web browser to: