Speaking
Selected Talks
- 6/2022 - National Academies' Location Data in the Context of Public Health, Research, and Law Enforcement: An Exploration of Governance Frameworks
- 6/2022 - RightsCon 2022: Commercial Spyware, Data Brokers, and More - An Overview of Surveillance Technology Markets
- 2/2022 - McGill University's AI in the City: Building Civic Engagement and Public Trust symposium
- 11/2021 - SCNY Urban Tech Summit at Cornell Tech
- 10/2021 - threesixtyCITY New Cities podcast
- 8/2021 - Chi Hack Night
- 7/2021 - National Shared Mobility Summit
- 6/2021 - RightsCon 2021: Surveillance in the Urban Space: Civic Action& Influence for Alternatives
- 4/2021 - Harvard Kennedy School Technology and Public Purpose Series: Whose Streets? Our Streets (Tech Edition)
- 4/2021 - Harvard Kennedy School Technology and Public Purpose Series: Every Sector's Role in Protecting and Promoting Democracy with Technology
- 5/2020 - csv,conf,v5
- 1/2020 - The Association of American Law Schools Annual Meeting
- 10/2019 - Beeck Center for Social Impact + Innovation's Balancing Data Use with Data Privacy Seminar
- 9/2019 - 2019 NOAA Environmental Data Management Workshop (Keynote)
- 3/2019 - NICAR 2019: An inside look at government data making (Reprise)
- 3/2018 - NICAR 2018: An inside look at government data making
- 8/2017 - SRCCON: Beyond FOIA: Brainstorming Other Ways To See What Your Government Is Up To
- 3/2017 - South by Southwest 2017: Fighting Crime with Data in the US and Abroad
- 12/2016 - wc3 Smart Descriptions & Smarter Vocabularies (SDSVoc)
- 9/2016 - Association of Public Data Users Conference
- 6/2016 - Access Granted: How to Get Government Secrets
- 5/2016 - CodeX FutureLaw 2016
- 3/2016 - NICAR 2016: Behind the curtain: What open data looks like from within the government
- 11/2015 - Third Annual Safety Datapalooza
- 10/2015 - Visualized
- 10/2015 - Data Transparency 2015
- 10/2015 - PolicyViz Podcast
- 5/2015 - Visualized: Political Data
- 4/2015 - From Revolution to Evolution: Digital Tools in Law Practice
- 3/2015 - South by Southwest 2015: Your Laws, Your Data: Making Government More Open
- 11/2014 - InnovaChallenge Mexico Hackathon
- 8/2014 - Don't Strangle Innovation! A Discussion of Startups, Regulation, and Public Policy
- 4/2014 - Iron Tech Lawyer
- 1/2014 - US Conference of Mayors Annual Conference
Selected Press
- 3/2023 - A US Agency Rejected Face Recognition—and Landed in Big Trouble by Khari Johnson for Wired
- 3/2023 - Why federal LGBTQI+ data collection should concern state, local officials by Keely Quinlan for StateScoop
- 2/2023 - Creating a culture: How state privacy officers hope to rebuild public trust by Colin Wood and Keely Quinlan for StateScoop
- 12/2021 - Is New Orleans Trading Internet Access for Corporate Surveillance? by Nick Taber for The New Republic
- 11/2021 - Smart city in a post-pandemic world: Small-scale, green, and over-policed by Anna Artyushina and Alina Wernick for Spacing Toronto
- 8/2021 - Does smart-city tech threaten democracy? by Shourjya Mookerjee for GCN
- 8/2021 - 13 Aug 2021 Daily Links by Cory Doctorow for Pluralistic
- 4/2020 - Unemployment Checks Are Being Held Up by a Coding Language Almost Nobody Knows by Makena Kelly for Verge
- 3/2019 - The state website that works: Voting rights activist Adam Friedman is the man behind Massachusetts election results database by Shira Schoenberg for MassLive
- 11/2018 - How Legal Hackers Are Changing The Legal Industry by Valentin Pivovarov for Forbes
- 5/2017 - Hackers Aren't the Only Ones Defending Your Right to Federal Data by Megan Molteni for Wired
- 9/2014 - Sunlight's Williams to GSA, Shellshock to a computer near you and data center savings by FCW Staff for FCW
- 8/2014 - New York City Takes Giant Step to Unlock Its Published Data by Michael Grass for Route Fifty
- 7/2014 - Texas Gets High Marks for Executive Order Transparency by Gilad Edleman for Government Technology
- 7/2014 - Searchable Video May Bolster Government Transparency in California by Brian Heaton for techwire
- 3/2014 - Understanding the Super-Boring But Super-Important New City Data Ordinance by Scott Lucas for San Francisco Magazine
- 3/2014 - Ordinance requires Pittsburgh government to publish data online by Melissa Daniels for TribLIVE
- 3/2014 - Listen to testimony in favor of state Open Data Policy by Andrew Zaleski for Technical.ly Baltimore
- 12/2013 - Garcetti orders release of city data, but scope uncertain by Michael Finnegan and Ben Welsh for Los Angeles Times
- 5/2013 - Vote for Mayor Sunshine! by Nancy Scola for Next City