Co-founder of Tech Legality, Emma is a human rights lawyer, specialising in children’s rights and technology. She has been working on human rights issues for more than twenty years and has lived for five years in Eastern Africa and six years in Southeast Asia. She holds two LLMs in international human rights law (University of London 2006) and in Law and Technology (UC Berkeley 2020 as a Fulbright Scholar). Emma is a non-resident fellow at the Atlantic Council Digital Forensic Research Lab and an alumna of the Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society.
Sessions in which Emma Day participates
Wednesday 14 May, 2025
During this workshop our presenters will each highlight some of the policy recommendations co-created by a group of experts with UNICEF about data governance for EdTech used in schools as part of the UNICEF data governance for children project. We will then divide the participants into groups to provide feedback on the recommendations for the different stakeholders ...
Growing up in the digital age means that children are exposed to data collection before they even learn to read. This insightful session explores ways in which a safer online space can be created for the next generations, and how to enforce meaningful protection, while balancing innovation with responsibility and empowering young users to navigate the internet safely. Key questions