PRESS & INVITED TALKS

2023

• The Role of Technology in Addressing Violence Against Women and Girls, United Nations, Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) with the UN President of the General Assembly. Invited speaker. (International Women’s Day – March 8, 2023)
• Elder Abuse Prevention: Improving Digital Privacy and Safety for Older Adults. SPRiNG Alliance Symposium, The Weinberg Center for Elder Justice
• Let’s Talk About Stalking: The Role We Can Play in Addressing Myths and Supporting Survivors. NYC Mayor’s Office to End Domestic and Gender-Based Violence (January is National Stalking Awareness Month)
• Staying Safe Online: Digital Privacy and Safety for Survivors of Domestic and Gender-Based Violence. NYC Mayor’s Office to End Domestic and Gender-Based Violence

2022

• Technology-Facilitated Sexual Violence: Strategies for Protection, recognizing 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence. NYC Mayor’s Office to End Domestic and Gender-Based Violence
• Improving Digital Safety to Mitigate Technology-Enabled Abuse. Kan-Win (kanwin.org)
• Understanding Digital Safety Experiences of Intimate Partner Violence and Youth Survivors, Rising Stars in CS Lecture Series. UMass Amherst
• Better Digital Tools Could Help Immigrants Access Benefits. Cornell Chronicle
• Take Control of Your Security and Privacy on Social Media. UC, Santa Cruz
• Minimizing Harm: Learning About Tech Safety. NYC Mayor’s Office to End Domestic and Gender-Based Violence
• Digital Privacy and Safety for Afghan Activists. Rights and Security International 
• Digital Privacy and Safety for Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence. Sexual Assault Response Team (SALT), St. Peter’s Crime Victim Services, St. Peter’s Health Partners
• Protect Your Information on Social Media. University of California, Santa Cruz
• When the Internet Surrounds Us: Inclusive Strategies to Enhance Privacy and Security in Smart Homes and Neighborhoods. University of California, Berkeley Center for Long-Term Cybersecurity, (Panelist)
• Developing Digital Interventions to Address Youth Digital Safety. Teen Dating Violence Awareness Conference, NYC Mayor’s Office to End Domestic and Gender-Based Violence

2021

• What We Know About Preventing Teen Dating Violence. Psychology Today
• A Bill Aims to Stop Abusers Stalking Ex-Partners. US Telecom Firms Are Lobbying Against. The Guardian
• How Do Parents Protect Their Kids Online? North Country Public Radio (NCPR)
• Tech Abuse Dynamics and Resources for Safety. New York City Department of Health & Mental Hygiene
• Understanding and Mitigating Technology Concerns for Survivors of IPV. New York Health and Hospitals Corporation
• Cyber Abuse and How to Stop It (Panelist). Santa Cruz Commission for Prevention of Violence Against Women
• Cybersecurity Safety for Surviors of IPV. Santa Cruz Commission for Prevention of Violence Against Women
• Balancing Technology Innovation and Safety within the Context of Gender-Based Violence (Panelist). NYS Office for the Prevention of Domestic Violence
• Improving Privacy and Security for Survivors of IPV. NYS Office for the Prevention of Domestic Violence
• Privacy and Security for Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence. Facebook Fellowship Research Summit
• IPV and Youth Tech Safety. Cornell University, Bronfenbrenner Center for Translational Research, ACT for Youth Center for Community Action
• Digital Citizenship and Youth Tech Safety. TST BOCES Superintendents Conference
• Technology and Domestic Abuse: Awareness and Empowerment (Panelist). Narika
• IPV Survivors and Safety, Sanctuary for Families
• Mapping IPV Survivors’ Technology Concerns. NYU Langone Health, Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
• Improving Privacy and Safety for IPV Survivors. The Information Security Group (ISG) Seminar, Royal Holloway, University of London
• The impact of COVID 19 on Technology-facilitated abuse in IPV. Privacy Engineering course, Carnegie Mellon University

2020

• A Hidden Risk for Domestic Violence Victims: Family Phone Plans. Wired
• Israeli Hackers Develop Tech to Combat Domestic Violence. Wired
• Domestic Abusers Can Control Your Devices. Here’s How to Fight Back. NY Times Wirecutter
• How Domestic Abusers Have Exploited Technology During the Pandemic. Time Magazine
• The New Domestic Violence: Technology Abuse. WebMD
• Stalkerware and Online Stalking Are Accepted by Americans. Why? Malwarebytes Labs
• Stalkerware: Domestic Abuse Victims Face Invisible Threat. digitaltrends
• Improving Privacy and Safety for Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence. Cornell Digital Life Initiative Seminar
• Technology-Enabled Abuse. New York State Judicial Institute
• Educating IPV Advocates on Social Media Safety and Privacy. Women in Transition (https://www.helpwomen.org)
• Abuse and the COVID Phenomena, Love Doesn’t Look Away: A Roundtable Discussion. Route 2 Prevention
• Improving Privacy and Safety for Survivors of IPV. MSIT Privacy Engineering Seminar, Carnegie Mellon University 
• Technology and Domestic Abuse. Narika, June 2020
• Technology Abuse in IPV. Health and Computation Seminar, Cornell University
• The Role of Technology in IPV. Privacy Engineering course, Carnegie Mellon University
• Developing Technology to Help Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence. SciTech Now, PBS

2019

• How “Stalkerware” APPs are Letting Abusive Partners Spy on Their Victims. MIT Technology Review
• Domestic Abusers Are Weaponizing Apps and In-Home Devices to Monitor, Intimidate Victims. NPR-WBUR
• For Domestic Violence Victims, Cyberstalking is a Growing Issue. This NYC Clinic is Helping Them. Brooklyn Daily Eagle
• In Court Cases Involving Domestic Violence, Text Messages Can be Key — To Winning or Losing. The Lily (Washington Post)
• Good Code Podcast Episode 16: Diana Freed on Technology-Enabled Domestic Violence. Chine Labbé and Digital Life Initiative @ Cornell Tech
• Cornell Tech Opens Computer Security Clinic for Victims of Tech-Enabled Intimate Partner Violence. Cornell Tech
• Kaspersky Lab Will now Alert Users to ‘Stalkerware’ Used in Domestic Abuse. Vice
• Tech Can Impact Domestic Violence – Not Always in a Positive Way. Smart Cities Dive
• NYC Has Hired Hackers to Hit Back at Stalkerware. MIT Technology Review
• The Simple Way Apple and Google Let Domestic Abusers Stalk Victims. Wired
• New Tools Help Detect DIgital Domestic Abuse. Cornell Chronicle
• Parental monitoring apps: How do they differ from stalkerware? Malwarebytes Labs
• Eva Galperin has a plan to Eradicate Stalkerware. Wired
• Cyber Stalking: Is Your Cell Phone Being Used Against You? Eyewitness News WABC-TV
• U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris tweeted about NPR (Boston) podcast  (November 27, 2019)
• Threats of Surveillance Tools: Spyware and Stalkerware. RSA Conference Podcast
• The Intersection of IPV and Cyber Abuse Conference. Tech Issues and Solutions, Brooklyn Law School
• Providing Cybersecurity for Victims of Intimate Partner Violence. Cybercrimeology Podcast
• Teens, Privacy, and Technology-Mediated Abuse. New York Law School Cyber Harassment Clinic
• Technology Safety for Survivors of IPV. Lawyers Committee Against Domestic Violence
• Piloting A Technology Clinic for Survivors. Bronx Sexual Assault Task Force
• A Technology Clinic for IPV. Sanctuary for Families
• Technology Security and Privacy for Survivors of IPV. Bronx Domestic Violence Roundtable
• Improving the Privacy and Security for Survivors of IPV. Google 
• Privacy and Safety: Teens and Social Media. Mayor’s Office to End Domestic and Gender-Based Violence

2018

• NYC will Expand A Program Aimed to Prevent Cyber Stalking. Cornell Info Sci Newsletter
• Apps Make it Easy for Domestic Abusers to Spy. Cornell Chronicle
• Cornell Tech Partners with NYC Mayor’s Office on First Web Portal for DV Survivors. Cornell Tech 
• New York City Launches First-Ever Web Portal for Domestic Violence Survivors. Observer.com
• Hundreds of Apps Can Empower Stalkers to Track Their Victims. New York Times
• How Domestic Abusers Use Smartphones to Spy on Their Partners. Vox
• No Safe Haven for Victims of Digital Abuse. Slate
• Security and Privacy Research. Computer Science Education Week, Hackley School
• Use of Technology and Online Safety. Council Center for Senior Citizens
• Use of Technology in the Senior Community. Staten Island Senior Center

2017

• The Future of Human Computer Interaction: How Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning Will Incite Behavior Change. Social Media Week
  

2016

• Your Activities of Daily Living (YADL): An Image-Based Survey Technique for Patients. Stanford Medicine X, Stanford Medical School
• Challenges in Developing Technologies for Patients with Multiple Chronic Conditions. Data & Society
• Healthcare Technologies, User Privacy & Data Transparency. United Hospital Fund
• Developing Technology for Patients with Multiple Chronic Conditions. Junto Health
• Connected Devices in Healthcare: Data, Security, and Privacy. Data and Society
• Challenges in Developing Technologies for Patients with Multiple Chronic Conditions, Mental Health Start-ups. Data & Society
• Mental Health Start-ups. Blackstone Launchpad