Who We Are

We are a cross-disciplinary research group composed of computer scientists, educators, and social scientists at the International Computer Science Institute and University of California-Berkeley. The members of the Teaching Privacy team share a common desire to support Internet users from all walks of life in understanding how Internet privacy works, so that everyone has a chance to make informed choices about sharing personal information.

The current team, in alphabetical order:

• Julia Bernd
• Serge Egelman
• Gerald Friedland
• Dan Garcia
• Amy Jiang
• Prachi Khandekar
• Carlos Ortega

Project alumni:

• Don Alsafi
• Miranda Braselton
• Megan Carey
• Jaeyoung Choi
• Alexis Conway
• Isha Doshi
• Eleanor Duan
• Henry Gan
• Karina Goot
• Blanca Gordo
• Marian Harbach
• Melia Henderson
• Nicholas Henderson
• Denise Huey
• Fatima Ibrahim-Biangoro
• Julie Ireton
• Jeffrey Jacinto
• James Jiang
• Chan Kim
• Justin Kim
• Markus Krause
• Florin Langer
• Jessica Larson
• Itzel Martinez
• Lara McConnaughey
• Bryan Morgan
• Regina Ongowarsito
• Jeremy Orr
• Marissa Pitta
• Micky Prochaska Saglio
• Tim Radvan
• Gerardo Sánchez
• Arany Uthayakumar
• Melody Valdez
• Ketrina Yim

To get in touch, drop us an e-mail at info@teachingprivacy.org.