Amira Dhalla has spent over a decade in technology working on issues related to digital rights, privacy, security, and equity with global organizations and communities. Together, they work with educators and activists to design participatory curriculum and resources to make emerging technology more inclusive, open, and safe. Currently, Amira is the Director of Cyber Civil Defense at Aspen Digital and a Justice Fellow at UCLA’s Center on Resilience & Digital Justice - in both these roles, they are focused on how to build a movement for digital security and protect our communities. Amira works on projects that build education and improve the security and privacy of emerging products or tools, while also tackling topics like discriminatory technologies, deceptive design, and trust and safety.