→→ Researcher, Advisor, Artist
Trained in law at McGill University, I am a technology policy researcher and advisor.
I work towards a world where AI is grounded in human rights, building a world that’s equitable and imaginative.
I am currently working as an Academic Associate at the Centre of Genomics and Policy at McGill University.
I have written and spoken extensively on technology law and policy. I’m an established legal scholar and policy advisor in Canada, dedicated to human rights and AI.
At the end of my LL.M at University of Ottawa, I received the CLTS Impact Award for my leadership on cybersecurity, data governance, and digital rights.
I’m also a multidisciplinary artist. I use words and images to explore collective effervescence as well as discord & transcendence in the human experience.
When I’m not at a computer or examining the potential dystopian futures brought on by technology, you can find me reading or dancing with friends on the weekend.
In previous lives, I was a classically trained pianist and studied music and education. I was also an advocate for people who, like me, also grew up in foster care. I am genderqueer and prefer they/them pronouns; you can also use she/her.