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Brittan Heller
International Law, Technology, and Human Rights
Brittan Heller is a legal and technology expert who currently serves as a Teaching Fellow in the LLM Program in Law, Science and Technology, and as a Lecturer in Law at Stanford University.1 Her work focuses on the intersection of law, technology, and human rights.1
Professional Background
Heller has an extensive and diverse professional background:
Legal Experience::
- Counsel for Corporate Social Responsibility at Foley Hoag LLP (2019-2022)1
- Honors Attorney in the Criminal Division of the U.S. Department of Justice (2011-2015)1
- Worked at the International Criminal Court and the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda1
Academic and Research Roles::
- Technology and Human Rights Fellow at Harvard Kennedy School's Carr Center for Human Rights (2019-2021)1
- Affiliate at the Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University (2018-2019)1
- Postdoctoral Fellow at The Afghanistan Legal Education Project of Stanford Law School (2010-2011)1
Non-Profit and Policy Work::
- Director of Technology and Society at the Anti-Defamation League (2016-2018)1
- Luce Scholar at Gong-gam, The Korean Public Interest Lawyers' Group in Seoul, South Korea (2009-2010)1
Education
Heller's educational background includes:
Expertise and Interests
Brittan Heller's work encompasses various areas, including:
- Artificial intelligence and its implications in legal systems4
- Virtual and augmented reality technologies6
- Human rights in digital spaces6
- Policy challenges in emerging technologies2
Her expertise has led her to participate in high-level discussions and events, such as facilitating the Christchurch Call Leaders' Summit5 and speaking at various academic institutions on technology policy issues.23
Heller's multifaceted career demonstrates her commitment to exploring the complex relationships between technology, law, and human rights in both academic and practical contexts.
Highlights
Excited to Announce: RegenAI Summit in Ashland, Oregon!
As someone who’s deeply committed to exploring the intersection of technology, human rights, and law, I’m thrilled to be speaking at the RegenAI Summit on September 13-14. This event will focus on making AI accessible and beneficial for all, especially those outside of Silicon Valley. It’s crucial that the transformative power of AI reaches every community.
More details here: https://regenai.co/
If you share a passion for using technology to create a more regenerative, inclusive and equitable future, I’d love to connect and explore these ideas further at the summit!
I’m so excited to be a part of this discussion! User trust and confidence will be central to the success or failure of emerging technologies. Join me to learn more about privacy's role in building trust, as I explore the issue with an all-star panel of technology policy experts. More on the event below....
