I am a researcher, policy analyst, and public interest technologist.
I work with industry, policymakers, civil society, and governments around the world to address a range of technology issues, from technical standards to policy development. As a former Mozilla Fellow and a graduate of the London School of Economics, I support technological innovation with a focus on social impact.
What I've recently worked on:
Lead rapporteur
Managed two rapporteurs and conducted 83 expert interviews in three months to guide a working group exploring the recommender systems used by search engines and social media platforms.
Projects I'm incubating:
Through the POWER PLAYS podcast, I interview retired policymakers, engineers, and business leaders who in the 1990s and 2000s influenced the Internet's infrastructure and institutions in ways which continue to impact all of us.
Through the Public Interest Technologists Network — a coalition of alumni of Mozilla, Ford Foundation, and Media Democracy Fund fellowship programs — I fundraise, organize events virtually and in-person, and build strategic partnerships between public interest technologists around the world in order to grow the pipeline of talent working in the responsible tech field.
I foster dialogue, encourage diverse perspectives, and generate proposals and solutions that promote LGBT+ inclusion and fairness within Internet governance initiatives, including the UN's global Internet Governance Forum.
As a Landecker Democracy Fellow with Humanity in Action in partnership with the Alfred Landecker Foundation, I bring traditionally-excluded voices from the labor organizing space into one emerging space in the wider Internet governance arena: 2024’s Summit of the Future.