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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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With or without evidence, terrorism fuels combustible encryption debate

28 Mar 2016
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With or without evidence, terrorism fuels combustible encryption debate
28 Mar 2016
With or without evidence, terrorism fuels combustible encryption debate
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We Asked NSA’s Privacy Officer If U.S. Spying Powers Are Safe With Donald Trump. Here’s What She Said.

24 Mar 2016
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We Asked NSA’s Privacy Officer If U.S. Spying Powers Are Safe With Donald Trump. Here’s What She Said.
24 Mar 2016
We Asked NSA’s Privacy Officer If U.S. Spying Powers Are Safe With Donald Trump. Here’s What She Said.
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Nigeria’s “frivolous” anti-social media bill just won’t go away

21 Mar 2016
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Nigeria’s “frivolous” anti-social media bill just won’t go away
21 Mar 2016
Nigeria’s “frivolous” anti-social media bill just won’t go away
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Thanks to the FCC, You Might Soon Have More Control Over Your Personal Data

15 Mar 2016
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Thanks to the FCC, You Might Soon Have More Control Over Your Personal Data
15 Mar 2016
Thanks to the FCC, You Might Soon Have More Control Over Your Personal Data
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FCC Slapped Verizon With A $1.35M Fine, But Supercookies Remain A Problem Around The World

14 Mar 2016
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FCC Slapped Verizon With A $1.35M Fine, But Supercookies Remain A Problem Around The World
14 Mar 2016
FCC Slapped Verizon With A $1.35M Fine, But Supercookies Remain A Problem Around The World
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Tras la pelea con Apple por la privacidad, el FBI iría con todo por los chats de WhatsApp

14 Mar 2016
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Tras la pelea con Apple por la privacidad, el FBI iría con todo por los chats de WhatsApp
14 Mar 2016
Tras la pelea con Apple por la privacidad, el FBI iría con todo por los chats de WhatsApp
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A short guide to supercookies: whether you’re being tracked and how to opt out

9 Mar 2016
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A short guide to supercookies: whether you’re being tracked and how to opt out
9 Mar 2016
A short guide to supercookies: whether you’re being tracked and how to opt out
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Time to Drop Nigeria’s Dangerous Social Media Bill, By ‘Gbenga Sesan and ‘Deji Olukotun

8 Mar 2016
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Time to Drop Nigeria’s Dangerous Social Media Bill, By ‘Gbenga Sesan and ‘Deji Olukotun
8 Mar 2016
Time to Drop Nigeria’s Dangerous Social Media Bill, By ‘Gbenga Sesan and ‘Deji Olukotun
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Verizon fined $1.35m for stalker supercookies

8 Mar 2016
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Verizon fined $1.35m for stalker supercookies
8 Mar 2016
Verizon fined $1.35m for stalker supercookies
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Expertos: Al normar las redes sociales se criminalizará a usuarios y traerá censura

7 Mar 2016
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Expertos: Al normar las redes sociales se criminalizará a usuarios y traerá censura
7 Mar 2016
Expertos: Al normar las redes sociales se criminalizará a usuarios y traerá censura
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