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Daniel Castro is vice president at the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF) and director of ITIF's Center for Data Innovation. He writes and speaks on a variety of issues related to information technology and internet policy, including privacy, security, intellectual property, Internet governance, e-government, and accessibility for people with disabilities.
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Padmaja Vedula is a Sr. Information Scientist at the nonprofit, nonpartisan, RAND Corporation, specializing in cyber policy and deterrence, emerging technologies, and digital transformation. She has a multidisciplinary background and her other areas of work include technology and social well-being, food security, forced migration, refugee assimilation, human rights, and environmental governance.
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Professor and Chair of the Department of Public Health Education at the U of North Carolina Greensboro. Health promotion and health policy researcher and advocate/author for advocacy and research leading to ‘policy, systems, and environmental’ change. Author of PhotovoiceKit.org designed to train and lead communities through local photovoice efforts leading to local changes that engender sustainable rather than solely individual-level impacts.
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20 years of experience as Physician, Pathologist, Educator, Researcher, Scientist, Mentor, Curriculum planner, Quality Control monitor, Manager, Leader, Administrator
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JASON MIKLIAN, Ph.D., is a Senior Researcher at the Centre for Development and the Environment, University of Oslo. Miklian has published several award-winning books, academic articles and policy works on issues of conflict and crisis, based on extensive fieldwork in South Asia, Latin America, and Sub-Saharan Africa. He serves on the United Nations Expert Panel on Business and Human Rights and is an expert resource for government knowledge banks in the US, UK, EU and Norway.
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MD, PhD in Epidemiology, clinical and applied statistical research in field of cardiopulmonary diseases
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Team leader at National Institute of Urban Affairs. I am passionate about urban disability inclusion, participatory research, governance, universal accessibility, data and technology.
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Policy analyst, economist, engineer. Expert in digital services and electronic communications.
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Public health researcher and Professor of Behavioral and Community Health Sciences. Philip B. Hallen Endowed Chair in Community Health and Social Justice. My research centers on the assessment of health outcomes in aging and chronic disease, including physical and cognitive function, health service use, and clinical decision-making.
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Nathan Fisk is Assistant Professor of Cybersecurity Education at the USF College of Education, and the Community and Outreach Director for the Cyber Florida. He is among the inaugural group of five Fulbright Cybersecurity Scholars. Fisk is currently PI of the 502 Project, an NCAE-C funded initiative to develop community-grounded supports for high school cybersecurity students. Fisk’s third book, Framing Internet Safety, was published by MIT Press in December 2016.