Technology isn't neutral.
It never has been.

I work at the intersection of law, product, technology, and storytelling to make sure equity is built into digital systems.

Julie Wenah

What that belief looks like in the real world

Designing Technology With Consequences in Mind

Product leadership focused on embedding civil rights into platform design, AI systems, and governance frameworks.

In practice: Meta civil rights work, Race Data Measurement, Project Height, Airbnb Project Lighthouse

Holding Institutions Accountable

Legal and policy work across government and industry to ensure humanity does not stop at the digital door.

In practice: FCC CEDC, Obama Administration, regulatory frameworks, manufacturing initiative

Shaping Culture Around Power and Technology

Coalition-building, storytelling, and creative work that shift how we talk about, experience, and govern technology.

In practice: Digital Civil Rights Coalition, filmmaking, The Album & The Mixtape, Davos panels

“The technology train is moving fast. I want to help you choose how you experience that ride on the train.”

Julie Wenah

Current Focus

Chairwoman, Digital Civil Rights Coalition

A global network of attorneys, artists, organizers, and technologists shaping an inclusive digital ecosystem.

FCC Communications Equity and Diversity Council

Appointed member; Co-Chair of the Innovation and Access Working Group, leading national strategies for digital access.

Board Member, Women in Product

Equipping women to thrive in product management careers.

Award-Winning Filmmaker

Producing docuseries and short films centered around healing and hip hop through The Album & The Mixtape.

The question is who technology serves and who it leaves behind.

Whether through speaking, collaboration, or partnership, I'm always interested in conversations about building more equitable technology.