Jackfruity

I study the relationship between communications technology and development at the Columbia University School of International and Public Affairs. I graduate in May.

My Work

Since 2007 I have been researching Internet censorship for the OpenNet Initiative at Harvard’s Berkman Center for Internet and Society. I am currently a teaching assistant for the introductory quantitative analysis class at the Columbia University School of International and Public Affairs, where I also edit SIPA’s blog, The Morningside Post.

I cover the Ugandan blogosphere for Global Voices Online, and I was recently hired to be part of their upcoming Transparency and Technology Network

I’ve previously lived and worked in Uganda, where I co-developed and directed a series of conferences on post-conflict development for American and African college students, and in Kansas, where I was a web producer for a local newspaper.

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