Skip to main content
Back to content

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).

|

Government Internet Kill Switches Violate Human Rights, But Telecom Companies Can Fight Back

26 Oct 2015
News
Government Internet Kill Switches Violate Human Rights, But Telecom Companies Can Fight Back
26 Oct 2015
Government Internet Kill Switches Violate Human Rights, But Telecom Companies Can Fight Back
|

Is the future of Europe’s Internet in danger?

26 Oct 2015
News
Is the future of Europe’s Internet in danger?
26 Oct 2015
Is the future of Europe’s Internet in danger?
|

Senate votes to move ahead with CISA, a controversial cybersecurity bill

22 Oct 2015
News
Senate votes to move ahead with CISA, a controversial cybersecurity bill
22 Oct 2015
Senate votes to move ahead with CISA, a controversial cybersecurity bill
|

Cybersecurity Bill Could Put More Personal Data in Government Hands

22 Oct 2015
News
Cybersecurity Bill Could Put More Personal Data in Government Hands
22 Oct 2015
Cybersecurity Bill Could Put More Personal Data in Government Hands
|

Overnight Cybersecurity: Senate wrangles over amendments in cyber fight

21 Oct 2015
News
Overnight Cybersecurity: Senate wrangles over amendments in cyber fight
21 Oct 2015
Overnight Cybersecurity: Senate wrangles over amendments in cyber fight
|

Senator Wonders If ‘Pro-Botnet’ Caucus Derailed His CISA Amendment

21 Oct 2015
News
Senator Wonders If ‘Pro-Botnet’ Caucus Derailed His CISA Amendment
21 Oct 2015
Senator Wonders If ‘Pro-Botnet’ Caucus Derailed His CISA Amendment
|

Twitter CEO Stirs Hope For Politwoops’ Return

21 Oct 2015
News
Twitter CEO Stirs Hope For Politwoops’ Return
21 Oct 2015
Twitter CEO Stirs Hope For Politwoops’ Return
|

CISA Sponsors Hope to Pass Controversial Anti-Hacking Bill ‘In a Matter of Days’

20 Oct 2015
News
CISA Sponsors Hope to Pass Controversial Anti-Hacking Bill ‘In a Matter of Days’
20 Oct 2015
CISA Sponsors Hope to Pass Controversial Anti-Hacking Bill ‘In a Matter of Days’
|

What Congress can do to maintain trans-Atlantic data flow

19 Oct 2015
News
What Congress can do to maintain trans-Atlantic data flow
19 Oct 2015
What Congress can do to maintain trans-Atlantic data flow
|

Merely Connecting the Developing World to the Internet Isn’t Enough

13 Oct 2015
News
Merely Connecting the Developing World to the Internet Isn’t Enough
13 Oct 2015
Merely Connecting the Developing World to the Internet Isn’t Enough
Privacy Overview

This website uses strictly necessary cookies for functionality, and asks if you’d like to opt-in to anonymous analytics collection. The anonymous analytic cookies are stored in your browser and perform functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you utilise the most. We use this information to improve our website layout, content, and donations practices.

Strictly Necessary

Strictly necessary cookies should be enabled at all times. These cookies are used only for fraud prevention, session integrity, and to save your cookie preferences.

Analytics

Access Now uses Matomo, an open-source, self-hosted analytics platform, to collect anonymous information such as the number of visitors to the site, what people's journey across our website looks like, and the most popular pages. The data collected is stored on our own, secure servers and never shared with third parties.