Our world was not built for women. Someone could probably write a book about this, but here are a few examples I've been thinking about recently: 1/

Today, Constanza and I had the pleasure of giving introductory remarks to this group of bright-eyed frosh This program is precisely what I wish I had as a freshman, and I want to give a huge shoutout to Julia Meltzer, Leila Nguyệt Ánh Doty, and others in the Lab for pulling this together!

It's that time of year again - Open Tech Institute is looking for qualified current or recent undergrad or grad students for paid summer legal/public policy internships! All internships will be completed remotely. Apply below and please share! newamerica.applytojob.com/apply/5f4w4EVA…

just published an interview with swe, community organizer, and incredible friend theresa gao! it's on her journey from tech to activism, and the lessons both fields have taught her along the way 🌠 reboothq.substack.com/p/organizing

"The Biden administration must restore net neutrality, and dropping this case is a good start," says Joshua Stager 🇺🇦 of U.S. Department of Justice's decision to drop its suit against California's #netneutrality law. (cc President Donald J. Trump The White House FCC) newamerica.org/oti/press-rele…

Check out Lauren Sarkesian 🇦🇲 and my piece on public procurement as a mechanism to ensure trustworthy AI in Issues in Science and Technology!

An almost infinite scroll of good sessions Mozilla Festival this year. Check out Shelby Perkins, Leila Nguyệt Ánh Doty , and @a_debolt on navigating a career in tech policy! schedule.mozillafestival.org/session/PNB8QW…

Join Shelby Perkins, @a_debolt, and I at Mozilla Festival this year for our student-oriented discussion about navigating career pathways in ethical tech, tech policy, and more. Register for MozFest today to attend!

This Sunday at 4pm PT: Come join us for a virtual Public Interest Tech community gathering! This will be an informal hour to meet likeminded peers, share PIT projects, and discuss ideas for the future of PIT at Stanford RSVP here: bit.ly/pitgathering

I'm SO excited that we're hosting this conference next month! Come meet like-minded students across the country and grapple with the challenges of being a student leader in public interest technology Share it with your friends and your friends' friends — it's going to be good

We LOVE this. The future #publicinteresttech practitioners getting together to solve, discuss tomorrow's problems today.

On Sunday night, 60 Minutes aired an episode on facial recognition and #algorithmicbias, and excluded the groundbreaking work of prominent Black female AI scientists: Dr. Joy Buolamwini, Deb Raji, and @timnitGebru (@dair-community.social/bsky.social). #CiteBlackWomen 1/6

Love seeing Fight for the Future pumping out cool shit while I’m mostly out. This Lia Holland x Vasjen Katro collab is predictably stunning and right on. ::Morpheus voice:: What if I told you everything artists have been fed about copyright maximalism is a lie?

During my internship with FFtF this summer, I worked primarily on preparing this awesome campaign for copyright reform — check it out & sign the petition to end #CreativeMonopolies today!

NEW Open Tech Institute REPORT: How can internet platforms and governments create and institute mechanisms for promoting #fairness, #accountability, and #transparency in #AI & #ML? Spandi Singh and Leila Nguyệt Ánh Doty walk through the strengths and limitations of various approaches: newamerica.org/oti/reports/cr…

Today, Open Tech Institute launched the final version of Spandi Singh & Leila Nguyệt Ánh Doty's Transparency Report Tracking Tool, exploring not only what platforms did & didn't show in their latest #transparency reports, but also what we've learned re: how this reporting has evolved. newamerica.org/oti/reports/tr…