Jennifer Brody
Policy and Advocacy Deputy Director, Technology and Democracy @Freedom House
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WORK HISTORY
Policy and Advocacy Deputy Director, Technology and Democracy @Freedom House
Washington, DC, US
Spearhead policy and advocacy strategy and execution for the organization\'s tech and democracy portfolio, on topics ranging from combating spyware through improved export controls to centering human rights in artificial intelligence and protecting the free and open internet. Participate in the Freedom Online Coalition Advisory Network and the Global Network Initiative.Advised on the US government\'s AI in Global Development Playbook, the Risk Management Profile for AI and Human Rights, the Managing Misuse Risk for Dual-Use Foundation Models, and the National Security Memorandum on Artificial Intelligence. Also advised international initiatives such as the UK and France-led Pall Mall Process and the EU-US Joint Guidance for Online Platforms on Protecting Human Rights Defenders Online.
EDUCATION
University of Wisconsin-Madison
BA, Political Science, Spanish
Harvard Kennedy School
Cross-registrant, "Social Change in the Digital Age"
The Fletcher School at Tufts University
Master of Arts in Law and Diplomacy, Concentrations in Latin American Affairs and Human Security
Harvard Kennedy School
Executive Education: "Cybersecurity: The Intersection of Policy and Technology"
Universidad de Sevilla
Spanish Language and Literature
Universidad Complutense de Madrid
Spanish Language and Literature
University of Oxford
Summer Institute, Media Law & Policy
SKILLS
ABOUT JENNIFER BRODY
Jennifer Brody is a seasoned tech policy expert with experience across privacy, user safety, content moderation, and emerging tech trends such as generative AI. Jen has worked in global policy roles across civil society organizations, tech startups, the US Congress, the UN, the World Bank, and think tanks, where she has successfully collaborated with cross-functional stakeholders and translated complex issues into clear language for executives. She has a sharp eye for foreseeing potential policy problems related to online harms and knows how to lead strategies and resolve high-profile issues at scale. Jen is adept at exercising excellent critical thinking skills in fast-paced and dynamic environments.
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