Digital Autonomy
Mozilla / Firefox
Cathleen Berger
Digital Autonomy
Cathleen Berger is currently heading up Mozilla’s work on Global Governance and Policy Strategy. In this position, she is tasked with identifying emerging trends around privacy and security, digital inclusion and literacy, openness and decentralisation in order to remain aware and ahead of global tech policy developments.
Prior to this, she worked within the International Cyber Policy Coordination Staff at the German Foreign Office where she was in charge of divising strategies for Internet Governance, promoting human rights and freedom online, as well as drafting policy concepts for capacity building and digital development. Cathleen was also a fellow at the Centre for Internet and Human Rights (CIHR), an associate at Stiftung Neue Verantwortung (snv) and a Global Governance Futures fellow at the Global Public Policy Institute (GPPi).
Free Software Community
Mozilla / Firefox
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