has studied technology’s impact on politics in East Asia and Latin America and has developed tech applications in collaboration with lawyers and philanthropic organizations like the Ford Foundation. She is currently the Director of Research and Policy at Coworker and advises on corporate governance, risk management, and responsible innovation. She co-founded the Startups and Society Initiative and the Responsible Innovation Founders’ Summit and holds a PhD in Comparative Politics, an MPhil in International Relations, and a Masters in Public Administration.

She recently completed the Coro Fellowship in Public Affairs, enhancing her leadership skills and understanding of societal issues through diverse experiences in government, nonprofits, and businesses. A former professional ballet dancer, she brings discipline and creativity to her research, focusing on economic trends. Zoe produces insightful reports and whitepapers, offering practical policy solutions. Her work with NGOs and advocacy groups reflects her dedication to fostering a more equitable global future, connecting her diverse past experiences with her current endeavors. Zoe holds a BA in Global Studies from UCLA.

Liaya is a dedicated professional whose background in empathetic listening, customer service, and advocacy, combined with her experience as a resilient mother of two grown children, equips her with a unique commitment to serving others. Passionate about social change, policy advocacy, and empowering marginalized communities, Liaya has provided advocacy for unemployed workers in Atlanta and is a frequent collaborator with the NGO Coworker.   Liaya holds a Bachelors in Human Services & Psychology.

Yashwinie is involved in trustworthy AI governance across domains. She is a Visiting Research Fellow at the Oxford Internet Institute, an Expert on the UN’s Policy Network on Artificial Intelligence Multistakeholder Working Group, and a civil servant with the Government of Canada.