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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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Your digital shadow

13 Apr 2015
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Your digital shadow
13 Apr 2015
Your digital shadow
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After victory for net neutrality in the US, the battle moves to Europe

13 Apr 2015
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After victory for net neutrality in the US, the battle moves to Europe
13 Apr 2015
After victory for net neutrality in the US, the battle moves to Europe
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Can Africa fight cybercrime and preserve human rights?

10 Apr 2015
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Can Africa fight cybercrime and preserve human rights?
10 Apr 2015
Can Africa fight cybercrime and preserve human rights?
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Back from RightsCon Manila: Trading Freedoms for Security?

10 Apr 2015
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Back from RightsCon Manila: Trading Freedoms for Security?
10 Apr 2015
Back from RightsCon Manila: Trading Freedoms for Security?
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RightsCon Southeast Asia: Impacts and Next Steps

9 Apr 2015
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RightsCon Southeast Asia: Impacts and Next Steps
9 Apr 2015
RightsCon Southeast Asia: Impacts and Next Steps
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eBay Just Set a Bad Precedent by Giving in to Russia’s Demands for User Data

9 Apr 2015
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eBay Just Set a Bad Precedent by Giving in to Russia’s Demands for User Data
9 Apr 2015
eBay Just Set a Bad Precedent by Giving in to Russia’s Demands for User Data
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Twitter and YouTube Are Back, But Turkey Won the Censorship Battle

8 Apr 2015
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Twitter and YouTube Are Back, But Turkey Won the Censorship Battle
8 Apr 2015
Twitter and YouTube Are Back, But Turkey Won the Censorship Battle
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How to turn off Verizon’s ‘supercookie’ tracking

6 Apr 2015
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How to turn off Verizon’s ‘supercookie’ tracking
6 Apr 2015
How to turn off Verizon’s ‘supercookie’ tracking
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RightsCon Manila: Laying Groundwork and Building Partnerships

4 Apr 2015
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RightsCon Manila: Laying Groundwork and Building Partnerships
4 Apr 2015
RightsCon Manila: Laying Groundwork and Building Partnerships
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Obama Signs Executive Order Aimed at Stopping Foreign Cyberattacks

1 Apr 2015
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Obama Signs Executive Order Aimed at Stopping Foreign Cyberattacks
1 Apr 2015
Obama Signs Executive Order Aimed at Stopping Foreign Cyberattacks
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