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Kip Dooley
Working for More Humane Tech
Kip Dooley is an adept communicator and community-builder focused on Public Interest Technology (PIT). With a background in humanism and artistry, Kip leverages 10 years of experience in communications and education to drive social change, promote equity, and advocate for ethical technology practices.
Kip holds a Master's degree in Journalism and Public Affairs from American University, a Bachelor of Arts in History from Dartmouth College, a Master of Education in Education from the University of Pennsylvania, and has studied Multiculturalism and Human Rights at the School for International Training.
In a versatile career trajectory, Kip has held various roles such as Communications & Network Manager at New America, Communications Consultant at Kip Dooley Communications and Feedback Labs, Adjunct Instructor at American University, Co-Founder and Director of Programs at Bare Bones Cooking, Communications Manager at NewsMatch, Project Coordinator at NewsMatch, and more.
Kip's diverse professional background includes experiences as a Graduate Intern, Graduate Research Assistant, Reading and Writing Tutor, High School Social Studies Teacher, English Teaching Fellow, Senior Columnist, and Editorial Intern, showcasing a passion for education, writing, and community engagement.
Throughout Kip's career, they have demonstrated a deep commitment to fostering learning communities, promoting organizational missions, and simplifying complex topics for broad audiences. Kip's collaborative nature, curiosity, and motivation drive their success in building connections, sharing narratives, and advocating for inclusive and ethical technology practices.
Highlights
Creating AI tools that meaningfully address injustices and inequity will require more than technical tweaks.
Great piece from Shobita Parthasarathy and Jared Lee Katzman on "a community agenda for AI, designing from the bottom-up" by engaging partners across civil society, academia, philanthropy and government. Featured this morning in Issues in Science and Technology newsletter.
Kudos to Lisa Margonelli and the excellent editorial team at ISSUES.
Delighted to see so many members and partners of PIT-UN in the White House OSTP Fact Sheet today on new funding commitments of nearly $100m to advance public interest technology:
https://lnkd.in/evx2Gg3d
A huge credit to trailblazers like Charlton McIlwain, Fallon W., Jennifer Anastasoff, Lili Gangas, Ariana Soto and others building collaborations across sectors to advance technology that truly serves all communities.
