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SiX National Conference 2024
Thursday December 12, 2024 2:45pm - 4:00pm EST
Technology can be used to advance or undermine progress. Tech companies and employers that use these tools are taking advantage of the emergent nature of these technologies to dictate regulatory frameworks, including whether there is one at all. But contrary to what the tech industry might suggest, the proliferation of these abusive tools isn’t inevitable or uncontrollable. They can and should be regulated, including prohibited, to safeguard our rights. It is imperative that state legislators understand these harms, who is behind them, and to collaborate with impacted communities to fight back. This workshop focuses on a series of reports released by SiX, Kairos, and Economic Security Project—centering the work of legislators and organizers to hold Big Tech accountable and center people as well as equity in AI. 
Speakers
avatar for Jelani Drew-Davi

Jelani Drew-Davi

Senior Communications Strategist, Kairos Fellowship
Jelani is a Black, queer, organizer from the South dedicated to building power for their communities online and offline. Jelani enjoys long reads through Twitter and taking any chance to drag Big Tech CEOs. Jelani’s organizing interest is at the intersection of racial justice and... Read More →
avatar for Teri Olle

Teri Olle

Director, Economic Security California
Teri Olle is the Director of Economic Security California, an affiliate of Economic Security Project, which works to build an economy where everyone has the freedom and stability to thrive. Teri drives Economic Security California's campaigns to expand direct cash payments, such as... Read More →
avatar for Ian Pfeiffer

Ian Pfeiffer

SiX Staff Session Lead
avatar for Pat Garofalo

Pat Garofalo

Director of State and Local Policy, American Economic Liberties Project
avatar for Matthew U. Scherer

Matthew U. Scherer

Senior Policy Counsel for Workers’ Rights and Technology, Center for Democracy & Technology
Matt Scherer is Senior Policy Counsel for Workers’ Rights and Technology at the Center for Democracy & Technology. He studies how emerging technologies affect workers in the workplace and labor market, including the impacts of emerging digital surveillance and management technologies... Read More →
avatar for Cynthia Conti-Cook

Cynthia Conti-Cook

Director of Research and Policy, Surveillance Resistance Lab
Cynthia Conti-Cook is a legal and policy strategist working at the intersection of technology and justice movements. She is currently the Director of Research and Policy at the Surveillance Resistance Lab. Previously, she advised the Ford Foundation’s Gender, Racial, and Ethnic... Read More →
Thursday December 12, 2024 2:45pm - 4:00pm EST
International 9 Breakout
  Breakout, Breakout Block E

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