A side project with a point of view
Women’s Privacy Project
I started the Women’s Privacy Project as an independent publication dedicated to making data privacy understandable, accessible, and implementable for everyone—regardless of tech-savviness. I believe in privacy as a human right, and those whose rights are being challenged need straightforward tools to protect themselves.
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Privacy news that doesn’t require a law degree.
I created this project to translate complex privacy news into actionable “how-tos” and platform audits. It’s a space where I investigate the intersection of data surveillance and digital safety, ensuring that advocacy groups and individuals have the knowledge they need to navigate the web privately.
It’s also a little snarky because I’ve got beef with big tech. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
If you care about who’s watching, what they’re collecting, and what you can actually do about it—this is the newsletter for you.
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The Women’s Privacy Project isn’t separate from my client work—it’s what keeps it grounded. Staying close to the evolving landscape of data surveillance means I bring current, practical knowledge into every design decision I make for the organizations I work with.
When I design an intake form or recommend a tool, I know what’s actually at stake. That’s not something you get from a designer who isn’t living in this space.