Previously, she advocated for the Fair Access to Science and Technology Research Act (FASTR) in Washington, DC with the Student Advocates for Graduate Education, representing over 150,000 graduate students. In 2015, she attended OpenCon in Brussels, Belgium, where she co-led a workshop on grassroots mobilization. Later that year, she presented on a panel at the American Libraries Association Annual Conference on advancing open access through library partnerships with students and early career researchers.
A lifelong grassroots rabble-rouser, she started her career by co-founding an underground student newspaper at her high school that was acclaimed by the American Civil Liberties Union and the Student phone number library Press Law Center. Juliya’s work has strengthened her belief in the importance of the free flow of information and the human side of the law.
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Bring Your Family to DWeb Camp
Posted onMay 5, 2023by Wendy Hanamura
If you’ve ever been to a typical tech event, full of neon-lit booths and cavernous main stage talks, you know it’s just about the last place you’d want to bring your kids.
So why would we make children such an integral part of DWeb Camp? It harks back to some of our core principles.
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