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Filip Milošević is an activist at SHARE Foundation. For several years he has been mostly working on topics about digital surveillance, including initiative #hiljadekamera ('thousands of cameras'), which gathers citizens and civil society to oppose implementation of biometric surveillance technologies. His interests also broaden to artificial intelligence, data centralization, digital identities and their impact on society and freedoms. He is a member of Belgrade Hacklab and advisory board of Internet Society Serbia (ISOC).

Eda Nano is a computer scientist, with knowledge on both programming and computer science theory. She is affiliated with La Quadrature du Net and the Technopolice collective. Eda is also a board member of April, a French organization promoting and defending free software. Since 2019, she is working as an independent in four areas: software development and project management, teaching and consultancy in computer science, ethics and predictive algorithms and community management and event organizing.

Julia Haas is the Assistant Project Officer at the Office of the OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media and an international law and human rights expert. In her work, she has focused on international relations, the intersection of technology and human rights, and the prevention of marginalization. Julia particularly focuses on policy research and development in the field of internet governance and digital participation. Previously, she worked as legal officer and adviser for human rights at the Austrian Ministry for Europe, Integration and Foreign Affairs. She holds a Master’s degree in Law from the University of Vienna, and, in her PhD studies, specializes on the impact of digital innovations on freedom of the media.

Karolina Iwanska (she/her) is a Digital Civic Space Advisor at ECNL. She is responsible for supporting ECNL in furthering its digital rights portfolio, broadening up partnerships with diverse stakeholders in the digital rights field and delivering ECNL policy and advocacy initiatives in this area. In particular, Karolina coordinates ECNL’s advocacy on the EU Artificial Intelligence Act and leads on developing the AI Learning Center. She is also involved in research and policy analysis at the intersection of security, counterterrorism, and technology. Finally, she supports ECNL’s training and education activities related to digital rights.

 

Bruno Jakić is working on applying real, actually working and deployed AI solutions to corporate challenges in HR, banking and insurance. Additionally, he has a strong interest in cryptography/secure communications and the social, economic and political intersections between technology and society.

 

Laurence Meyer is the Racial and Social Justice Lead at the Digital Freedom Fund. She previously worked as a parliamentary assistant in the French National Assembly and works on the notion of race in law. She is also involved in several community-centered projects. Laurence is based in Berlin.

 

Bojana Kostić is a human rights and technology researcher and advocate. She strives to utilize shared local and community knowledge and existing support mechanisms of resilience to drive change, specifically in the areas of media and community-building and inclusive media policy design.

 

Asja Lazarević is a PhD student in Sociology at the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade. After undergraduate studies, she completed a MSc in Social Studies of Gender at Lund University in Sweden. Currently, she is employed by the SHARE Foundation as a project manager and works on digital rights.

 

Eleftherios Chelioudakis is co-founder of Homo Digitalis and serves pro bono as the Secretary of the Board of Directors. He is a lawyer admitted to practice in Greece with a hybrid academic background in law and computer science.

 

 

Domen Savič heads up digital rights NGO Citizen D which focuses on the issues of human rights in the digital sphere, media literacy and active citizenship.

Dubravko Ćulibrk is the Director of the AI Institute of Serbia. He is also a Full Professor of Information Systems Engineering at the Department of Industrial Engineering and Management of the Faculty of Technical Sciences, University of Novi Sad, Serbia. Since July 2019, Dubravko has transitioned into the role of Ambassador for Tandemlaunch, a unique startup foundry based in Montreal, Canada. Also, he spent two years (2013-2015) as a postdoc researcher at the University of Trento, Italy with the Multimedia and Human Understanding Group.

Sanne Stevens is the Table Co-Director of the Justice, Equity and Technology Project at the Department of Media and Communications of the London School of Economics and Political Science. She started out as grassroots organizer and has many years of experience working with civil society and media organizations in field of digital security and data-driven technology. She is interested in addressing the way digital technologies reinforce and transform power structures - and how to organize against inequality and for justice for all.

 

Mila Bajić is a data analyst and human rights researcher. Her main areas of interest are data visualization, privacy and data protection, social media analysis, conspiracy theories and gender-based violence online. On the academic side, she works on the role of trauma and memory in conflict.