Why Policy?
Motivated by the question: How do communities and technology interact and influence each other?
For the past several years, I’ve been building AI systems and working on community initiatives - parts of my life I once saw as separate. But over time, I kept returning to the same question: How do communities and technology interact, and what does that interaction look like in practice? That question led me to tech policy and from there, it invited me into the broader world of public policy.
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Graduate Minor : Public Policy and Management ( with School of Government and Public Policy at The University Of Arizona
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Coursework:
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Current: POL 612 - Environmental Policy
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Previous: POL 600 -Theories of Public Policy Process
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Reflected on the perspectives and implications of the U.S. Supreme Court hearing related to social media platform moderation.
LOOKING AHEAD
I’m actively looking for opportunities to learn, collaborate, and contribute—especially at the intersection of technology, policy, and public interest.
If you’re working on similar questions, or have projects, readings, or spaces you think I should be part of, I’d love to connect!📬 enfafane [at] gmail [dot] com