In the year and a half since GDPR went into effect, advancement professionals at educational institutions both inside and outside of the EU have learned a massive amount about how to move forward in a world of more robust privacy protection. And they know that this is only the beginning.

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The CASE Library has created this collection to provide resources about the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which took effect on May 25, 2018. The law applies to all institutions and organizations that interact with or possess data of EU residents. 

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A physical location provides context for an educational institution. And institutions that use this context to not only differentiate themselves in a crowded marketplace but also to exemplify their mission and values are doing themselves a huge marketing favor.

Though the European General Data Protection Regulation does present challenges, it also offers some opportunities, according to one development expert.