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Melissa Kim

Development Director

As Development Director, Melissa is responsible for ensuring the organization has the resources it needs to defend and extend the digital rights of users at risk around the world. She leads the organization’s development team in managing grants and identifying new opportunities for support. To that end, she works closely with the rest of Access Now’s diverse and global team of experts to direct existing and potential resources according to the organization’s programmatic, operational, and financial priorities and needs. She holds a B.A. from Princeton University, where she focused on English literature and gender and sexuality studies. She is the owner of the only known database of Access Now pets (which is, of course, GDPR compliant).

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Facebook, Google, Microsoft and Twitter crack down on online hate speech in EU

31 May 2016
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Facebook, Google, Microsoft and Twitter crack down on online hate speech in EU
31 May 2016
Facebook, Google, Microsoft and Twitter crack down on online hate speech in EU
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Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter And YouTube Adopt New Anti-Hate Speech Rules

31 May 2016
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Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter And YouTube Adopt New Anti-Hate Speech Rules
31 May 2016
Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter And YouTube Adopt New Anti-Hate Speech Rules
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Google, Microsoft, Twitter and Facebook agree to remove hate speech online

31 May 2016
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Google, Microsoft, Twitter and Facebook agree to remove hate speech online
31 May 2016
Google, Microsoft, Twitter and Facebook agree to remove hate speech online
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In Europa codice di condotta contro l’odio online

31 May 2016
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In Europa codice di condotta contro l’odio online
31 May 2016
In Europa codice di condotta contro l’odio online
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EU hate speech rules will now be tackled by Internet companies

31 May 2016
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EU hate speech rules will now be tackled by Internet companies
31 May 2016
EU hate speech rules will now be tackled by Internet companies
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It-jättarna säger ja till EU:s kod mot näthat – men upplägget får skarp kritik

31 May 2016
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It-jättarna säger ja till EU:s kod mot näthat – men upplägget får skarp kritik
31 May 2016
It-jättarna säger ja till EU:s kod mot näthat – men upplägget får skarp kritik
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Sociale media akkoord: weg met online haat en racisme

31 May 2016
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Sociale media akkoord: weg met online haat en racisme
31 May 2016
Sociale media akkoord: weg met online haat en racisme
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Les géants du web luttent contre les propos haineux en Europe

31 May 2016
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Les géants du web luttent contre les propos haineux en Europe
31 May 2016
Les géants du web luttent contre les propos haineux en Europe
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Silicon tech companies agree to ‘code of conduct’ for hate speech in EU

31 May 2016
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Silicon tech companies agree to ‘code of conduct’ for hate speech in EU
31 May 2016
Silicon tech companies agree to ‘code of conduct’ for hate speech in EU
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EU hate speech deal shows mounting pressures over internet content blocking

31 May 2016
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EU hate speech deal shows mounting pressures over internet content blocking
31 May 2016
EU hate speech deal shows mounting pressures over internet content blocking
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