I research and write about the legal fault line where women's health, data privacy, and technology collide, including my published analysis connecting post-Dobbs abortion restrictions to U.S. treaty obligations under the ICCPR, written as Assistant Editor at JURIST Legal News and Research Services, where I also cover developments in U.S. constitutional and international law. Alongside law school, I work full-time in B2B technology as Senior Manager, Digital Marketing at a venture-backed SaaS company, where I've spent eight years building data-driven growth marketing systems. That background is why I don't take health-tech companies' data claims at face value: I've been inside the systems that collect and act on user data, and I know how thin those claims often are. I'm a JD candidate at...
Health Law & Data Privacy Researcher, JD Candidate, Assistant Editor at JURIST