Interviews & Presentations
Frederike_Kaltheuner

Frederike Kaltheuner

Tech policy analyst, researcher and data justice advocate
Speaker's Introduction
CODE 2021 Interview Questions
What implications do technologies hold on our civil liberties? What potential solutions could mitigate the negative impact of technologies on our civil liberties?
How well-equipped are politicians to handle questions around digital agency and civil rights?
Are there examples of civil, creative or other initiatives having a positive impact on public policy making with regards to digital rights?
How do we reflect, often invisible, socio-technological challenges to citizens?
What are engaging and impactful ways of raising interest in digital rights among citizens?
How welcoming and open do you find politicians when being confronted with questions related to digital rights?
How can citizens empower each other when reclaiming their digital agency?
How can technology contribute to improving the active commitment of citizens towards fairness, justice, and equality?
Response to Making the Invisible Visible
Response to Smart Border
Response to Googless
Biography
Frederike Kaltheuner is a tech policy analyst, researcher and advocate for justice in a world made of data. She’s the Director of the European Al Fund, a philanthropic initiative to strengthen civil society in Europe, and a Special Advisor for the Vice President of the European Commission.

From 2019-2020 she was a public-interest Tech Policy Fellow at the Mozilla Foundation. Previously, she was the Director of the Corporate Exploitation Programme at Privacy International. She advises governments, foundations and nonprofits on emerging technologies, strategy, and tech policy.