Partners and
collaborators

Drag

My work

Where the work
has lived

Where I’ve worked: government and tech, often at the same time.

Where the work has lived

Organizations

Where I’ve worked: government and tech, often at the same time.

Research and resources

Fairness Without Surveillance: the papers.

Read it, cite it, bring it to the room you are in. The technical papers belong to the organizations that published them, Airbnb, Meta and the Partnership on AI; the toolkits and convenings are the Digital Civil Rights Coalition’s.

Technical paper

Eyes Off My Data: differentially private federated statistics

Partnership on AI and Apple: bias assessment that does not require harvesting demographics.

Toolkit

Breathing Room: a creative coalition

The Necessary Trouble Toolkit: police accountability made legible and actionable.

Legal convening

Tech companies are pressuring firms on diversity

National Bar Association: procurement power and professional responsibility.

Published by the Digital Civil Rights Coalition. For interviews, background briefings or comment on biometric and algorithmic policy, write to Julie directly.

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

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