Specializations
- Ethics of Information and Technology
- Information Policy
- Privacy and Surveillance
Biography
I am a PhD candidate at the Information School focused on information and data ethics, and the philosophy of technology. I have a background in information technology, social justice, and the arts. My current research interests include examining the impact of information systems on marginalized communities and the expression of privilege and bias in the practice of information surveillance and capture.
Education
- Certificate, Ethics, University of Washington, 2018
- MS, Information Science, University of Washington Information School, 2017
- MS, Information Management , University of Washington Information School, 2013
Awards
- Best Poster - iConference 2019, 2019-2019
- Student Excellence in Information Management - University of Washington Information School, 2013
Consulting and Other Projects
- Columbia Legal Services, Seattle, Washington, 2014
Publications and Contributions
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Conference PaperPolicy versus Practice: Conceptions of Artificial Intelligence (2020)Proceedings of the 2020 AAAI/ACM Conference on AI, Ethics, and Society - AIES
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Toolkit
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Conference PaperToward Situated Interventions for Algorithmic Equity]{Toward Situated Interventions for Algorithmic Equity: Lessons from the Field (2020)Proceedings of Machine Learning Research
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Book, Chapter in Scholarly Book-NewAdverse Detection: The Promise and Peril of Police Body-Worn Cameras (2018)Surveillance, Privacy, and Public Space, ISBN/ISSN: 978-1138709966 Editors: Bryce Clayton Newell, Tjerk Timan
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Conference PaperAlgorithmic Profiling as Reputation (2018)Amsterdam Privacy Conference
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Conference PaperAlgorithmic Reputation and Information Equity (2018)ASIS&T Annual Meeting
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Conference PaperA Fair Exchange: Exploring How Online Privacy is Valued (2016)2016 49th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS), Page 1881-1890
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Workshop PaperReputational Justice: Interrogating Automated Hiring and Quantitative Reputation (2016)Work, Labor, and Automation
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Conference PaperDo Privacy and Privilege Converge? Thoughts on the Coming Storm of Privilege-Based Privacy Affordance (2015)Amsterdam Privacy Conference
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Book, Chapter in Scholarly Book-NewIntroduction: The Value of Privacy, Security, and Accountability (2015)Privacy, Security, and Accountability: Ethics, Policy, and Law, Page 1-17
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Conference PaperRemade to Measure: Applying Impact Measurement Theory to Non-Profit Organizations – A Case Study (2015)HICSS - Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences
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Workshop PaperThe Personal Information Exchequer Rights and Restitution Engine (PIERRE) (2015)Critical Alternatives 2015
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Journal Article, Academic JournalSeeing the Whole Picture: Visualising Socio-Spatial Power through Augmented RealityLaw, Innovation, and Technology
Presentations
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Defining AI in Policy versus Practice
(2020)
CM Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Ethics, and Society (AIES) - New York, NY
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Toward Situated Interventions for Algorithmic Equity: Lessons from the Field
(2020)
ACM Conference on Fairness, Accountability, and Transparency (ACM FAT*) - Barcelona, Spain
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Algorithmic Privacy as Reputation
(2018)
2018 Amsterdam Privacy Conference (APC 2018) - Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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Algorithmic Reputation and Information Equity
(2018)
Association for Information Science & Technology Annual Meeting - Vancouver, British Columbia
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Interrogating Automated Hiring and Quantitative Reputation
(2017)
"Work, Labor, and Automation" Workshop at Data & Society - New York, NY
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The Normative Force of Quantified Reputation
(2017)
2017 Philosophy of Social Science Roundtable - Vancouver, BC, Canada
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Reputational Justice: Transparency and Equity in the Information Society
(2016)
PechaKucha Seattle, UW Intellectual House - Seattle, WA
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Reputational Justice: Transparency and Equity in the Information Society
(2016)
Talks on Technology Science and Topics in Privacy, Data Privacy Lab, Harvard University - Cambridge, MA
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Informational Privacy and Social Privilege: Discriminatory Data Practices in the Information Society
(2015)
Research Conversations - Seattle, Washington