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Dec 21, 2022
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Dear Colleagues:

Since you follow tech and policy, you’ve seen the paroxysms of policy preferences of Twitter’s new owner, Elon Musk. I don’t often share my own views via the platform for a number of reasons – first among them, just being real, I don’t have many unique insights. Some of us are also not wired professionally to fire off a tweet. A friend in tech and policy tagged me a few weeks ago on a governance and human rights question regarding Twitter, so I planned a carefully-worded tweet thread to share my view, for what it might have been worth. And then events overtook it all anyway because of course…it’s Twitter.

One of the many virtues I most value(d) about Twitter include(d) the activism, advocacy, and expression that happens on the platform. Hearing the voices of those who fight racism and antisemitism, those who advocate for LGBTQ+ rights, those who struggle for human rights, rule of law, and democracy – that’s powerful and it informs, teaches, and inspires. For personal and professional reasons I’ve followed events in Iran, especially in the past three months since the murder of Mahsa Amini and the ongoing state violence against the Iranian people. Twitter is, in my view, the most important place to learn about what’s happening inside Iran for those of us on the outside. The documentation of human rights abuses by the state and its proxies, the bravery of citizens in this women-led movement that’s inexorably becoming a revolution, we see that on Twitter.

One of the many small virtues of Twitter you might not be familiar with is the newsletter platform Revue, acquired by Twitter in 2021. In fact, if you’re reading this, you’re using the Revue platform. We just received notice from Twitter that Revue will be shut-down (sunset is the kinder, gentler verb they use in Silicon Valley) mid-January 2023. So this will be the last issue of this digital rights careers newsletter on this platform. Special thank you to my colleague Rebeca Joy West, who grew this newsletter from 0 subscribers to 1500+ in less than a year. But, we are sticking around and the newsletter will continue. We’ll send a note in the coming weeks to let you know where we’ve moved so you can continue to explore internships, fellowships, and jobs at the intersection of tech, policy, law, and human rights.

There’s so much more to say about Twitter, there’s so much at stake for so many, in particular for those whose voices have been marginalized not just in the online world but structurally and systemically in the offline world. And since you’re reading this newsletter because you’re interested in careers at the intersection of technology, policy, law, and human rights, I’ll leave you with a tweet. #BeTheCat in the face of the squawking and pestering movements of the bird(site). Be steady, we need you.You can continue to follow the not so many things I have to say, including about jobs in this field, on Twitter at twitter.com/MichaelSamway, on LinkedIn at linkedin.com/in/MichaelSamway, on Mastadon at indieweb.social/@MichaelSamway, and on Post at post.news/MichaelSamway. I’m not sure our next newsletter platform will allow photos, and we’ve saved pennies by using my sea-side photos. You can check out more of those on Instagram at instagram.com/everglades.mike.

One important voice I still hear from on Twitter (and you can too, most often in Spanish) is Carolina Botero, Executive Director of Fundación Karisma, a civil and digital rights organization in Colombia. Carolina’s also a regular contributing writer to El Espectador, and if you read Spanish I highly recommend everything she pens. Her pieces are always smart, thoughtful, and advocacy-centered. In addition to reading what she posts online, I’ve been lucky to have been on panels with Carolina and have worked with her on projects in Latin America, and she is a star advocate, thinker, writer, and leader regionally and internationally. In the Q&A, she tells you a little about her own path to digital rights advocacy work, and I’m sure you’ll find useful personal and professional lessons in her replies. I hope you’ll follow Carolina’s work.

Michael Samway
The Business and Human Rights Group
Website: www.thebhrgroup.com 
Twitter: @MichaelSamway

Guest Spotlight: Carolina Botero

Carolina is the executive director of the Colombian civil society digital rights organization Karisma Foundation. She is a researcher, lawyer, lecturer, writer and consultant on topics related to law and technology. She also works for a world where human rights and social justice guide the development and deployment of technology. 

Under her leadership, Karisma won the Index Censorship Freedom of Expression in the category of digital activism (2019). She was appointed as an international expert for the UNESCO recommendation on Open Science (2021). She holds a master's degree in international law and cooperation (VUB - Belgium), and a master's degree in Business and Contracting Law (2006, UAB - Spain).

Carolina is a member of the Board at Creative Commons and writes frequent Op Ed in local media El Espectador and La Silla Vacía.

What are some of the most formative periods or events in your life that shaped your work in technology and human rights?

I had completed all the coursework for my master’s degree and was working on my thesis. At the same time, my husband received a scholarship to study in Europe; after careful consideration, we decided to leave Colombia to live and study for a period. I used this move as an opportunity to shift my academic and professional focus, and I chose to study free software, especially the GNU General Public License. Previously, I had been a lawyer at the Bogota Stock Market, and this new path was a huge change in my career and in my life.

During this period, I also connected with the Creative Commons licenses, and especially with the nascent Creative Commons community, the free culture movements and free software groups. Over the course of three years, I learned to navigate those very generous free and open communities and to participate in the online forums and some of the in-person gatherings. I was able to learn by immersion about how to look at intellectual property from a public interest perspective and use that capacity in my own context by understanding its nuances and complexities. 

It was an eye-opening experience that allowed me to transform my professional focus and become an open culture advocate first but, most importantly, a human rights advocate in the digital landscape. I started with access to knowledge, and I have never stopped learning.

Who are some people or an individual you’ve met during your work in digital rights that have had profound influence on your work? And in what way?

Eben Moglen, Lawrence Lessig, Lawrence Liang, and Ana Maria Ochoa all have influenced my work. Their way of addressing the legal challenges that digitization was posing was new for me, it involved thinking outside the box and was novel especially as applied in a country like Colombia. More recently, Mariano Fossati, Anne Clinio, and Agustina del Campo have helped me understand and address new challenges in this field. 

What are some of the principles that guide you in this field or in life more broadly?

Empathy and respect, which are central in the multi-stakeholder approach to problem-solving. I also try to look at the other side of the coin when dealing with policy issues. To understand complex topics, including tech issues, and the impacts they produce in society, it is important to listen to all points of view, to hear-out others, and to view the same issue from different perspectives. If policies are oriented around only one perspective, they inevitably miss key issues or fail to account for certain specific challenges. 

Building bridges with people that think differently or have other backgrounds is a key for me too. Also important is to listen carefully and with interest. This by no means implies not having and defending our own positions. Being an assertive and decisive person, explaining your views, and making yourself heard is also important, especially when you are a woman and spaces are more difficult to access.

What’s a specific event when you feel like your team’s or organization’s work was able to make a significant impact in the field of digital rights?

A biology student was accused of a criminal offense of violating intellectual property – an  offense that had a sanction of 4 to 8 years of prison – just because he shared a master's thesis on the internet so that his fellow biology students could read it. Karisma stood beside him during four years of trial, until the final decision absolved the student and the judge determined there is no criminal offense if there is no economic profit intention and that among scientists there is a culture of sharing that the author himself practiced. 

The maximalist copyright approach that exists in Latin America concentrates power in the defense of rights holders without any consideration whatsoever of the public interest. Users’ rights, science development, cultural impact on society, etc. are completely neglected from the policy landscape. As a result, we have strict rules that are not always followed by people; but that also means that many developments are at risk since institutions have strong liability burdens. Diego's case was a significant judicial decision to bring some balance in this field and remind us that copyright policies that anti-piracy measures without balance are harmful.

What are some ways you think the digital rights field can become more diverse, inclusive, and equitable in its composition, policy topics, and advocacy?

Digital rights was a good way to define a trend which, due in part to the Covid-19 pandemic and the furthering of a digital transformation, has transformed itself into another layer of human rights overall. It is a layer because it often requires a tech-focused approach. It relies on specific characteristics introduced by technology; but, as more and more people, organizations, and advocates learn about and come to understand the specifics of the field itself, the stakeholders involved in the field are becoming more and more diverse.

This comes with its own challenges, as many consensus-based agreements that we thought were achieved in the digital rights community will be challenged again and we will need to explain and discuss them once again.

For undergraduate or graduate students reading this, what type course or activities (e.g., internships, summer jobs) do you think might be most helpful as they contemplate careers in digital rights?

Thinking from a Latin American perspective, where internships and summer jobs are not abundant, I would say to students that you should identify the civil society organization that works on these topics and follow them, participate in their public activities and workshops, read, ask, and seek-out internship opportunities. Also, engage in the community at media labs, free software groups, or other communities such as creative commons, internet society or wikipedians. This also a great way of learning and engaging in the space.

For current practitioners in the field of digital rights, what are some considerations when deciding whether to change sectors, say from civil society to the private sector or vice versa? 

I do not have much experience on this topic, but it is an issue in the field as the learning curve is very high so it is often the case that civil society loses when one of us goes to the private sector. However this comes with a gain when that person is able to bring the public interest views and positions to a higher level within the private or public sector where decision making processes take place.  

How do you continue doing what you do, pushing and advocating for human rights?

This is now an essential part of my life, I cannot imagine a different way.

What are three books, podcasts, albums, poems, works of art, etc. that you’d recommend to people interested in working in digital rights?

El enemigo conoce el sistema, Marta Peirano.

Last Week Tonight with John Oliver. (I think it communicates complex topics in a clear way.)

El Clip (data journalists that work on Latin American stories, often about technology) 

Positions in Policy, Law, and Digital Rights


Civil Society/Non-Profits

Education and Communities Coordinator - Myanmar, Part-Time | Access Now

Policy Analyst (East Asia) | Access Now

Senior Policy Counsel, Surveillance, Privacy, and Technology | ACLU

Staff Attorney, Technology and Civil Liberties | ACLU of Northern California

SUMMER 2023 Democracy & Civic Engagement Internship | ACLU of Northern California

Product Policy Lead | Anthropic

Associate Director, Technology Policy | Anti-Defamation League

Gaming and New Technologies Researcher | Anti-Defamation League

Program Associate, Center for Technology and Society | Anti-Defamation League

Research Assistant, Center for Technology and Society | Anti-Defamation League

Senior Program Manager, Center on Extremism | Anti-Defamation League

EU Advocacy Officer | Article 19 (Belgium)

Programme Manager - Asia Pacific | Article 19 (Southeast Asia)

Law and Policy Team Assistant | Article 19 (UK)

Specialist, Digital Consumer Rights | Consumers International (UK)

Policy Director | Data & Society Research Institute

Program Manager | Digital Infrastructure Fund

Deputy Director of Policy and Advocacy for Technology and Democracy | Freedom House

Freedom in the World 2023–24 Junior Fellowship | Freedom House

Policy and Advocacy Officer or Senior Policy and Advocacy Officer, Technology and Democracy | Freedom House

Spring Lifeline Internship | Freedom House

Executive Director | HURIDOCS

Communications Director | Institute for Security and Technology

Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning Specialist | Internet Society

Program Specialist, Fellowships | Internet Society

Senior Advisor, Institutional Relations | Internet Society

2023 Board of Trustees Elections | Internet Society

Data Protection Specialist | Mercy Corps

Executive Director, Global Innovation Forum | National Foreign Trade Council Foundation

Policy Director, Open Technology Institute | New America

Senior Policy Counsel, Open Technology Institute | New America

Principal, Responsible Technology | Omidyar Network

Senior Manager, Strategic Communications (Responsible Technology) | Omidyar Network

Policy Enforcement Specialist | OpenAI

Product Policy Manager | OpenAI

Legal Officer | Privacy International (UK)

Multiple Positions | Public Knowledge

Program Officer | Social Science Research Council

Lead Program Officer, Community Resources (North Western Europe) | Wikimedia Foundation

Press/Media

Data Privacy Project Manager | The New York Times

Technology Reporter | POLITICO

Academia

PhD Position: Emerging Regulatory Framework for Algorithmic Decision Making in the Media | University of Amsterdam

PhD Researcher for a Project on Transforming Democratic Values in Algorithmic Media | University of Amsterdam

Postdoc CASMI | University of Amsterdam

Tech Policy Fellowship | UC Berkeley

Executive Director, Center for Freedom of Expression | University of Chicago

Silicon Flatirons Executive Director | University of Colorado Boulder

Director of the Bovay Program | Cornell University

DLI Initiative Director, Cornell Tech | Cornell University

Executive Director and Lecturer/Senior Lecturer - Tech Policy Institute | Cornell University

The Siegel PiTech Faculty Impact Fellowship | Cornell University

PhD in Philosophy of Digital Technology | Delft University of Technology

Phd Position Safety and Quality Control of Algorithmic Systems in Clinical Decision Making | Delft University of Technology

Unique Fellowship for Top Female Academic Scientists – Technology, Policy & Management | Delft University of Technology

Two Post-Docs in Operationalizing AI Ethics | Delft University of Technology

Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, or Professor, Artificial Intelligence Initiative (Aii) | University of Central Florida

Professor & Eleanor Poynter Jamison Chair in Media Ethics & Press Policy | University of South Florida

Executive Director, Beeck Center for Social Impact + Innovation | Georgetown University

Fellow – Emerging Technology Supply Chains, Center for Security and Emerging Technology | Georgetown University

Program Coordinator, Institute for Technology Law & Policy | Georgetown University Law Center

Postdoctoral Fellowship (Research)-AI Manufacturing, Ethics, and Policy | Georgia Institute of Technology

Fellowship, Initiative for a Representative First Amendment, Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society and Harvard Law School Cyberlaw Clinic | Harvard University

Multiple Positions, Library Innovation Lab | Harvard University

2023-2024 Fellows, Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society | Harvard University

2023-2024 Visiting Scholars, Berkman Klein's Institute for Rebuilding Social Media | Harvard University

PhD Scholarships in Digital Governance, Centre for Digital Governance | Hertie School

Data Economy Lab - Chair Professor / Professor of Practice / Professor / Associate Professor (at least 4 posts) | Hong Kong Baptist University

Ethical and Theoretical AI Lab - Chair Professor / Professor of Practice / Professor / Associate Professor (5 posts) | Hong Kong Baptist University

Assistant/Associate Professor - Center for Applied Data Science & Analytics (Interdisciplinary Hire) | Howard University

Postdoctoral Researcher in Race and Digital Politics (Asian-American Community Media) | University of Massachusetts Amherst

Executive Director, Emerging Technologies | Miami Dade College

Research Fellow/Senior Research Fellow - AiLECS | Monash University

Part-Time Lecturer, Public Policy and Global Affairs | Nanyang Technological University

Associate Professor in Cyber Security | University of New South Wales in Canberra

Assistant/Associate/Full Professor of Technology, Digital Economies, and Privacy | Northeastern University

Open Rank Professor in AI and Social Justice | Northeastern University

Assistant/Associate Professor in Digital Culture Reporting | Northwestern University

Open Rank Tenure-Track Faculty Position: Artificial Intelligence, Data, and Public Governance | The Ohio State University

A post-doctoral researcher in Information Studies in the area of AI literacies: co-evolution of human competencies and artificial intelligence | University of Oulu

Associate Professor of Digital Technology and Public Policy | University of Oxford

Research Consultant, The Centre for Human Rights | University of Pretoria

Head of iLab | Radbound University

Postdoctoral Legal Researcher: Fair and Non-discriminatory AI | Radbound University

Endowed Professor in Cybersecurity | Rochester Institute of Technology

Professor, Information School-Ethics in CDI Cluster Hire | University of Winsconsin-Madison

Multiple Fellowship Positions, Information Society Project | Yale Law School

International Organizations

Legal Officer, European Centre for Algorithmic Transparency | European Commission (Belgium)

Researcher (multiple positions), European Centre for Algorithmic Transparency | European Commission (Multiple locations)

Director, Division for Freedom of Expression, Media Development and Media and Information Literacy | Unesco

Think Tanks

Assistant Director, Latin America, Digital Forensic Research Lab | Atlantic Council

Deputy/Associate Director, Operations Digital Forensic Research Lab | Atlantic Council

Deputy Director, Technology Foresight and Resident Senior Fellow, GeoTech Center | Atlantic Council

Visiting Senior Fellow, Strategy, Digital Forensic Research Lab | Atlantic Council

Senior Policy Analyst, Technology Policy | Bipartisan Policy Center

Fellow / Senior Fellow (Education Technology), Center for Universal Education | The Brookings Institution

Fellowships | Electronic Privacy Information Center

Research Assistant | The German Marshall Fund of the United States

Vice President of Policy Research | Krach Institute for Tech Diplomacy at Purdue

Senior Digital ID Advisor | Tony Blair Institute for Global Change (Multiple Locations

Multi-Stakeholder Organizations/Initiatives

Director of Operations | Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism 

Executive Director | Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism

Government

Online Safety Policy Development Director | Ofcom (UK)

Policy, Enforcement & Research 2023 | Ofcom (UK)

Congressional Innovation Fellowship | TechCongress

Senior Congressional Innovation Fellowship | TechCongress

Attorney Advisor (Data Protection Review Court Counsel), The Office of Privacy and Civil Liberties | U.S. Department of Justice

Foreign Affairs IT Fellowship | U.S. Department of State

Industry

Child Safety Researcher | Active Fence (Israel)

Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst - Russian Speaker | Active Fence (Israel)

2023 Intern - Trust & Safety Legal (JD) | Adobe

Senior Manager, Public Policy, California | Airbnb

Senior Manager, Public Policy, New York | Airbnb

Lead Counsel, Product, APAC | Airbnb (Singapore)

Senior Paralegal, APAC | Airbnb (Singapore)

Manager, International Regulatory Affairs & Licensing, Project Kuiper | Amazon

Public Policy Manager (12 months FTC) | Amazon (Sweden)

Content Moderation Team Manager - Ad Platforms | Apple

Senior Privacy Policy Counsel | Apple

Data Privacy Specialist | Ardoq (Norway)

Privacy Consultant | Autodesk

Director of APJ Government Affairs and Public Policy | Autodesk (Singapore)

Head of Public Policy/ GR | Binance (Mexico)

Government Affairs | Binance (Vietnam)

Privacy Counsel | Block

Integrity Operations Manager - 9 month FTC | Bumble (Spain)

Safety Product & Integrity Services Director | Bumble (UK)

Senior Product Manager - Safety Experience | Bumble (UK)

Trust & Safety Specialist | ByteDance (Brazil)

Senior Manager, Community and Customer Advocacy | Calix

Product Counsel, Investing | Cash App

Senior Counsel, Privacy & Data Protection | Circle

Cybersecurity Public Policy Technical Researcher | Comcast

Sr. Product Policy Specialist, Revenue | Discord

Public Policy Manager | Dropbox

Product Policy Manager | DoubleVerify

Policy Lead, Trust & Safety | Epic Games

Senior Operations Manager, Content Policy and Escalations | Epic Games

Senior Manager I, Americas Public Policy & Advocacy | Etsy

Policy Associate | FiscalNote

Director and Policy Associate | Freedom Technologies

Abuse Analyst, Engagement, Trust and Safety | Google

Associate Product Counsel, Search Ads and Commerce | Google

Manager, Content Regulation, Government Affairs and Public Policy, Centers of Excellence | Google

Policy Enforcement Manager, YouTube Scaled Abuse and Monetization | Google

Program Manager, Transparency Reports, YouTube | Google

Product Manager - US Trust & Safety | Google

Program Manager III, Core, Privacy | Google

Program Manager, Transparency Reports, YouTube | Google

Senior Product Manager, Core Privacy, Safety, and Security | Google

Senior Product Manager, Data Controls, Privacy Policy Infrastructure | Google

Senior Product Manager, Policy Management | Google

Content Specialist Team Lead, Child Safety, YouTube | Google (Ireland)

Process Optimization Manager, YouTube Trust and Safety | Google (Ireland)

Public Policy Lead, YouTube (English, Japanese) | Google (Japan)

Head of YouTube Business Public Policy | Google (Singapore)

Manager, User Protection, Trust and Safety Ads | Google (Singapore)

Community Lead | Hinge (India)

Privacy Program Manager | HP

Program Manager, and ESG and Human Rights | IBM

Trust & Safety Specialist, Reconciliations (Contract) | Instacart

Government Affairs Director | Iron Mountain

Senior Director of Government Affairs | LeoLabs

Public Policy Manager | Lyft

Content Moderator (Mandarin), BPO - Content Moderation | Majorel (Malaysia)

Trust and Safety Specialist | Medely

Associate General Counsel, Global Privacy Incidents | Meta

Associate General Counsel, Product (Business Messaging) | Meta

Governance Manager, Marketing | Meta

Lead Counsel, Privacy (Instagram) | Meta

Vice President, Associate General Counsel and Assistant Corporate Secretary | Meta

Associate General Counsel Data Protection (Facebook) | Meta (Ireland, UK)

Associate General Counsel, Data Protection (Facebook) | Meta (Multiple Locations)

Legal & Corporate Affairs: Intern Opportunities for Juris Doctorate Students | Microsoft

Research Intern - Undergraduate | Microsoft

Summer 2023 Intern, Social Media Collective | Microsoft Research

Internships in AI Policy | NASSCOM Responsible AI Hub

Vice President, Data Privacy & Security | Netflix

Manager, Public Policy | Netflix (Korea)

Senior Global Privacy Counsel | Nike

Sr Dir, Head of NA Government Relations | PayPal

Sr Dir, Intl Government Relations Policy | PayPal

Corporate Counsel (Privacy & Product) | Picsart (UK)

Product Lead - Moderation | Quora

Data Privacy Counsel | Randstad (Japan)

Senior Product Manager, Safety | Roblox

Senior Product Manager, Online Safety | Rockstar Games

Program Manager, Office of Ethical & Humane Use of Technology (Policy Team) | Salesforce

Government Affairs Manager | Samsung Semiconductor

Public Policy Manager | Samsung Semiconductor

Senior Community Moderator | The Sandbox (France)

Director of Legal Operations | Snap Inc.

Manager, Trust & Safety Enablement | Snap Inc.

Senior Counsel | Snap Inc.

AI Data Privacy & IP Attorney | SonyAI

Democracy and Governance Senior Associate | Tetra Tech

Ad Policy Intern (Monetization Integrity) - 2023 Summer (Masters) | TikTok

Advertising Policy Manager | TikTok

Child Safety Team Analyst | TikTok

Content Safety Analyst | TikTok

Global Lead, Product Policy Research - Trust & Safety | TikTok

Law Enforcement Response Senior Analyst | TikTok

Policy Implementation Manager - Trust & Safety | TikTok

Privacy Operations Manager | TikTok

Privacy Paralegal/ Project Manager | TikTok

Responsible Innovation Lead, Platform Inclusion & Fairness - Trust & Safety | TikTok

Trust and Safety Team Lead | TikTok

User Insights Manager, Trust & Safety | TikTok

Senior Public Policy Manager | TikTok (Belgium)

TikTok E-commerce - Governance Policy Operations, Content & Creator Governance | TikTok (Brazil)

Global Head of High Harm Prevention | TikTok (Ireland)

Global Issue Policy Lead, Harassment & Hateful Behaviour | TikTok (Ireland)

Moderation Policy Quality Assurance Specialist - Spanish | TikTok (Ireland)

Quality Analyst - Swahili speaker | TikTok (Ireland)

Senior Legal Counsel (Content Moderation 5+ PQE) | TikTok (Ireland)

Advisor - Trust & Safety | TikTok (Mexico)

AI Data Project Management Operation (Safety Operations), Trust and Safety | TikTok (Singapore)

Cross Issue Policy Lead, APAC - Trust & Safety | TikTok (Singapore)

Head of Investigation APAC, Trust & Safety | TikTok (Singapore)

Head of Trust & Safety Operations, Partnership Management | TikTok (Singapore)

Senior Legal Counsel - Content Moderation APAC | TikTok (Singapore)

T&S Team Lead | TikTok (Turkey)

Senior Legal Counsel, Content Moderation | TikTok (UAE)

Content Moderation Team Lead | TikTok (Vietnam)

Digital Policy Internship | Tremau

Senior Specialist, Content Moderation & Integrity (Korean) | Tripadvisor (Singapore)

Public Policy Manager, Privacy & Cybersecurity | Uber

Head of Content Moderation | UpRoar Technologies

Senior Public Policy Manager | Verizon (Belgium)

Legal Counsel – Trust and Safety | Vinted (Germany)

Reporting Specialist - Privacy | Vodafone (Hungary)

EHOD: Ethics, Compliance & Privacy | Vodafone (Mozambique)

Legal Counsel | Vodafone (UK)

Trust & Safety Program Manager | Whatnot

Senior Public Policy Manager | Wolt (Israel)

Director, Policy Development | Zipline

Senior Public Policy Manager | Zoox

Ethics and Compliance Counsel | 3M (Mexico)

Boards

Multiple Positions | Oversight Board (Facebook)

Industry Associations

Government Affairs Lead - U.S., State & Local | Crypto Council For Innovation

Policy & Corporate Counsel | Crypto Council for Innovation

Programme Manager - Digital Connectivity Forum | techUK (UK)

Firms/Consultancies

Team Lead/Consultant-Content Management | Accenture (India)

Senior Policy Manager EUK | Access Partnership (Belgium)

Associate Director or Senior Associate Director, Policy (Tech) | APCO Worldwide

Digital and Data Practice Area Senior Consultant | Dalberg (India)

Assistant Vice President - Content Moderation | Genpact (India)

AI Regulation and Public Policy Associate | Holistic AI

PwC Tech - Data Governance Lead | PwC

Associate Director / Director - EU Tech Policy | Taso Advisory (Belgium)

Human Rights Analyst | Wallbrook (UK)


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