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 I am a policy analyst and entrepreneur specializing in digital governance, AI policy, and Internet regulation. My work focuses on translating complex frameworks into clear insights to support evidence-based decision-making. I’ve worked on G7 security documents and served as a Youth Envoy for the International Telecommunication Union, where I helped develop recommendations for the UN Global Digital Compact. I believe the Internet must be governed through an inclusive approach that highlights digital rights and youth perspectives.

As a Latin American lawyer working on digital rights and technology policy, I’ve spent several years focusing on cybersecurity and technology governance across the private sector and academia. Currently, I collaborate with the Center for Studies in Free Speech and serve on the Global Council of Roblox, where I engage in discussions on online safety and platform governance. I’m particularly interested in how global Internet governance debates translate into Global South realities.

I am a digital policy specialist dedicated to human-centric and intersectional feminist approaches to security policy. Until recently, I worked at the Centre for Feminist Foreign Policy (CFFP), where I helped research cybercrime, cybersecurity, and AI. My work is committed to highlighting the human impact of technologies and centering the needs of marginalized communities who are often ignored in policymaking. I authored a study on feminist perspectives on cybercrime law and participated in the negotiations for the new UN Convention against Cybercrime.

I am a policy analyst at the Ministry of Communications and Digital Affairs of Indonesia. My work focuses on artificial intelligence and data protection to support an inclusive and people-centered digital ecosystem. My background in network and software engineering remains the foundation of how I approach policy challenges. I’ve been active in the Internet governance community for over a decade and view it as a lifelong space for collaboration and shared responsibility.

I am a Colombian lawyer and data privacy consultant based in the Netherlands. My work focuses on AI governance and responsible technology, helping international organizations build privacy-by-design systems. My expertise lies at the intersection of law and emerging tech, with a particular interest in how digital regulation affects access to justice and health data in underserved communities. This perspective is grounded in my academic training, including an LL.M. in Law and Technology from Tilburg University, and a CIPP/E credential.