About
I am a critically-informed technologist working on pressing societal issues around gender, computing, and AI. My work focuses on developing and evaluating software systems to combat online sexual violence.
Currently, I am a PhD candidate at the School of Information at the University of Michigan. I am advised by Dr. Eric Gilbert and Dr. Sarita Schoenebeck.
During summer 2025, I joined the FATE team at Microsoft Research Montréal as a PhD research intern, working with Dr. Alexandra Olteanu and Dr. Vera Liao. My research is supported by the Google PhD Fellowship.Research interests: non-consensual intimate imagery, generative-AI "deepfake" content, social computing
Updates
October 2025
I've been awarded a 2025 Google PhD Fellowship in Human–Computer Interaction
September 2025
I am attending and speaking at the Trust and Safety Conference at Stanford
March 2025
I will be an interning with the MSR FATE team in Montréal
January 2025
Our paper The Inefficacy of the DMCA for Non-Consensual Intimate Media was accepted for CHI 25'
July 2024
Our paper Femininst Interaction Techniques was accepted for UIST 24'
July 2024
Our paper Sociotechnical Stack NCIM was accepted for CSCW 24'
Selected Media
TechPolicy.Press New Research Highlights X's Failures in Removing Non-Consensual Intimate Media
404 Media Twitter Acts Fast on Non-Consensual Nudity If It Thinks It's a Copyright Violation
Mashable Study: Reports of Non-Consensual Nude Images Are Ignored On X
The Verge Copyright Is The Only Functional Law Of The Internet, Deepfake Nudes Edition
Publications
The Sociotechnical Stack: Opportunities for Social Computing Research in Non-consensual Intimate Media
CSCW 24'
This paper links NCII harms to the specific technological components that facilitate them. We introduce the sociotechnical stack, a conceptual framework designed to map the technical stack to its corresponding social impacts.