Seven students, including one two-person team, are being awarded Human Rights & Technology Fellowships in the program’s fourth year.
Human Rights & Technology Fellows, 2021-2022
Graduate students
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Neil Gaikwad, PhD student in Media Lab, will work on Towards Equitable Design Framework of humanitarian AI for sustainability and global inclusion.
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Eyal Hanfling, PhD student in Political Science, will work on social media as a tool for witnessing and documenting discrimination in South Asia.
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Anisha Gade and Wonyoung So, both PhD students in DUSP, will work on Tenant Screening in Public Housing and housing vouching programs: Through the lens of housing as a human right.
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Ambar Reyes-Lopez, Graduate student in Media Lab, will work on Live streaming and crowded-source media production: how Latina-American migrants document, produce and distribute information in times of crisis in NYC.
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Agrawal Surbhi, Graduate student in DUSP, will work on Urban Digitization – A value based approach (working title).
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Mona Vijaykumar, Graduate student in DUSP, will work on Technology as a double edged sword.