Digital Democracy with Drew Mitnick, Heinrich-Böll Stiftung Washington, D.C.

How does digital media help and/or hurt democracy? How does digital policy in the United States impact life and politics in Europe? What does this all have to do with the transatlantic relationship?

To explore questions like these and more, join us for an online lecture and Q+A given by Drew Mitnick, Program Director of Digital Policy at the Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung in Washington, D.C. Drew Mitnick is a lawyer with a background in human rights-activism and with expertise on privacy, cybersecurity, and freedom of expression. He has worked with technologists, campaigners, and lawyers to protect users against the threats to human rights from digital technology. Drew began his career working on human rights in Asia and on a class action case in support of African gold mine workers. He currently volunteers in DC family court representing children as a guardian ad litem.

Language of event is English.

This event will take place online. Please register to receive a link to join.