Jenna supports Free Press’ policy work across issue areas, with a focus on tech, privacy, digital civil rights and competition. She is a researcher and advocate interested in the intersections of law, technology, media and environmental justice. Before joining Free Press, Jenna was a research fellow with the Technology & Social Change Project at Harvard Kennedy School’s Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics, and Public Policy. She was also a senior researcher with the Tech, Law & Security Program at the American University Washington College of Law. She is a documentary photographer and producer with a background in community media and factual streaming. Jenna is a graduate of the American University Washington College of Law and Mount Holyoke College. Most notably, she is the world’s #1 fan of her dog.
Expert Analysis
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With the far right gaining ground globally, catering to Trump’s agenda is a calculated choice for tech billionaires like Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk.
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Instead of holding yet another listening session about AI, Congress should follow these steps to safeguard against discrimination and privacy violations.
News
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Billionaires are natural allies with the political right. Meta’s latest pivot is a stark reminder of what that means for the rest of us.
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The Federal Trade Commission alleged that the three companies collected, used and sold precise location data without consumers’ consent.
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The bipartisan bill would bar the federal government from forcing journalists and telecommunications companies to disclose certain information.
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The bill would grant the executive branch broad and easily abused powers to swiftly revoke the tax-exempt status of a nonprofit.
From the Policy Library
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This proceeding would ensure that survivors of domestic and sexual violence have reliable, safe and affordable access to vital communications infrastructure.
FCC Filing & Correspondence
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Free Press supports the Federal Trade Commission’s action against X-Mode Social for violating consumers’ privacy rights.
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This Free Press Action report illustrates the urgent need to safeguard our digital privacy and mitigate corporate hunger for our data.
