Summary
Amira Dhalla is a cybersecurity awareness and policy leader with 11 years of experience building programs that make technology safer, more inclusive, and privacy-respecting for diverse communities. Currently Head of Cybersecurity Awareness at Aspen Digital and a Justice Fellow at UCLA, she blends program design, community organizing, and policy advocacy to advance consent-based, community-care approaches to digital security. Her background spans global nonprofit program leadership at Mozilla, consumer-facing privacy work at Consumer Reports, and academic engagement at Columbia SIPA, giving her a rare mix of grassroots community practice and institutional influence. She is finishing a Master’s focused on human rights and technology and is known for translating technical safety concepts into accessible education and scalable partnerships across sectors.
11 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
Digital Media Masters Certificate, Digital Media Masters Certificate at New York University
Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Business Administration at Wilfrid Laurier University
Master of Public Administration Human Rights and Technology, Master of Public Administration Human Rights and Technology at Columbia University