Amira Dhalla has spent over a decade in technology working on issues related to digital rights, privacy, and equity with global organizations and communities. Together, she works with educators and activists to design curriculum and resources to make emerging technology more inclusive, open, and safe. She currently works at Consumer Reports as the Associate Director of Engagement with a focus on digital rights. In this role she leads events, programs, and participatory research studies that give individuals the tools and skills they need to protect themselves in our increasingly digital lives. She completed her Master’s in Public Administration at Columbia University, focusing on the intersection of human rights and technology.