This morning I was privileged to be part of a panel event on Child Protection in an Age of End-to-End Encryption. The event, chaired by Dr Gilian Tenbergen, also featured digital forensics expert Aaron Weiss who gave an excellent presentation that you can also view directly after mine.
The slides of my presentation are available for viewing and download below.
I work at the intersection of technology, law, and human rights — advising, litigating, and building institutions that shape how digital spaces are governed.
Over more than two decades, I have served as a technology lawyer, civil society leader, policy advocate, and founder of mission-driven ventures. My work focuses on the hardest questions in digital governance: platform accountability, online safety, freedom of expression, AI-generated content, cross-border regulation, and the political economy of the internet.
I am driven by a belief that digital policy must be grounded in both principled human rights analysis and pragmatic institutional design — and that durable solutions require engagement across law, business, and civil society.
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