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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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La Cour suprĂŞme voudrait permettre au FBI de pirater des dispositifs dans le cadre d’une enquĂŞte

29 Apr 2016
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La Cour suprĂŞme voudrait permettre au FBI de pirater des dispositifs dans le cadre d’une enquĂŞte
29 Apr 2016
La Cour suprĂŞme voudrait permettre au FBI de pirater des dispositifs dans le cadre d’une enquĂŞte
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FBI may soon be allowed to hack computers anywhere in the world

29 Apr 2016
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FBI may soon be allowed to hack computers anywhere in the world
29 Apr 2016
FBI may soon be allowed to hack computers anywhere in the world
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House Passes Email Search Warrant Bill

28 Apr 2016
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House Passes Email Search Warrant Bill
28 Apr 2016
House Passes Email Search Warrant Bill
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Supreme Court Gives FBI More Hacking Power

28 Apr 2016
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Supreme Court Gives FBI More Hacking Power
28 Apr 2016
Supreme Court Gives FBI More Hacking Power
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FBI Is One Step Closer To Getting Legal Authority To Hack Computers Everywhere

28 Apr 2016
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FBI Is One Step Closer To Getting Legal Authority To Hack Computers Everywhere
28 Apr 2016
FBI Is One Step Closer To Getting Legal Authority To Hack Computers Everywhere
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The FBI Could Gain Unprecedented Access To Hack Into Computers

27 Apr 2016
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The FBI Could Gain Unprecedented Access To Hack Into Computers
27 Apr 2016
The FBI Could Gain Unprecedented Access To Hack Into Computers
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Brazilian Cybercrime Bills Threaten Open Internet for 200 Million People

26 Apr 2016
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Brazilian Cybercrime Bills Threaten Open Internet for 200 Million People
26 Apr 2016
Brazilian Cybercrime Bills Threaten Open Internet for 200 Million People
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Female Hackers Still Face Harassment at Conferences

21 Apr 2016
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Female Hackers Still Face Harassment at Conferences
21 Apr 2016
Female Hackers Still Face Harassment at Conferences
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U.K. official confirms surveillance bill would let cops force companies to decrypt data

20 Apr 2016
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U.K. official confirms surveillance bill would let cops force companies to decrypt data
20 Apr 2016
U.K. official confirms surveillance bill would let cops force companies to decrypt data
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Anti-Encryption Social Media Campaign Backfires Spectacularly

18 Apr 2016
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Anti-Encryption Social Media Campaign Backfires Spectacularly
18 Apr 2016
Anti-Encryption Social Media Campaign Backfires Spectacularly
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