So far, Privacy Studies Journal has published on, e.g., privacy legislation, urban culture, surveillance, and research ethics. What could future contributions look like? Join us for a dynamic session on notions of privacy in different fields, contexts and cultures. Together we will consider how combining diverse perspectives helps us overcome biases and blind spots, and investigate how our different backgrounds can complement each other in collaborations across academic fields, journalistic approaches and artistic practices. We aim for exchanges that could potentially grow into PSJ research articles or other publications, but this session is just as much about nourishing a multifaceted community within transdisciplinary privacy studies. Participants of all backgrounds and levels of experience are welcome. This workshop is the second of two; it is encouraged, but not required to participate in both.