Growing the Field

At HRDAG we believe very seriously in training the next generation.

Interns

Here are our interns

Corinne Hess

Human Rights Intern 2026

Erin Lipman

Human Rights Intern 2018

Gus Brocchini

Junior Data Scientist & On-Boarding Manager 2018

Larry Barrett

Human Rights & Data Science Intern 2021-2022

Maria Gargiulo

Intern 2018

MiKayla Green

Data Science & Human Rights Intern 2022

Sajel Galhotra

Data Science & Human Rights Intern 2022

Sierra Wells

Data Science & Human Rights Intern 2022

trina reynolds-tyler

Human Rights Intern 2019

Fellows

Here are our fellows

Alanna Flores

Data Science Fellow 2024

Amelia Hoover Green

Research Fellow 2007-2008

Camille Fassett

Data Science Fellow 2019

Larissa Arreola Moreno

Statistics & Human Rights Fellow 2026

Sam Zhang

Data Science & Human Rights Fellow 2022

Shemika Lamare

Data Science Fellow 2018

william taylor 2025

Will Taylor

Data Science Fellow 2025

Scholars, Students, Analysts and Artists

Bing Wang

Visiting Data Science Student 2019-2020

María Juliana Durán Fedullo

Visiting Scholar 2022-2023.

Mimi Onuoha

Artist in residence 2019

Paula Amado

Research Scholar 2022-2023

Valentina Rozo Ángel

Visiting Analyst 2019

Reflections from the next generation

MiKayla, Sajel, and Sierra, 2022: HRDAG Retreat 2022
Bing, 2021: Lessons at HRDAG: Making More Syrian Records Usable
Camille, 2020: Learning to Learn: Reflections on My Time at HRDAG
Shemika, 2019: Always Learning
trina, 2019: Data Science for Real World Problems
Valentina, 2019: How To Become A Data Scientist: My Lessons At HRDAG
Maria, 2018: Where Stats and Rights Thrive Together
Erin, 2018: Happy Hacking
Gus, 2017: A Newcomer’s Perspective on HRDAG Systems
Amelia, 2017: A Simple Plan

More from our fellows and interns

Jessica Randall, 2019: Learning a Modular, Auditable and Reproducible Workflow
Roman Rivera, 2017: In Pursuit of Excellent Data Processing
Andre Stephens, 2016: Training with HRDAG: Rules for Organizing Data and More
Phil Neff, 2016: Data Archaeology for Human Rights in Central America: HRDAG Collaborates with UWCHR

Reminiscences

Megan Price, 2017: A Love Letter to HRDAG
Miguel Cruz, 2017: The People Who Make the Data
Jule Krüger, 2017: Challenging Tasks and Meticulous Defenders

Our work has been used by truth commissions, international criminal tribunals, and non-governmental human rights organizations. We have worked with partners on projects on five continents.

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