Bella Raja is passionate about the human and material aspects of technology and the internet. Her interests include the gig work economy, negotiation of state and corporate power through internet geographies, and human rights and environmental impacts across tech supply chains. Bella graduated from Stanford University with a BAH in Science, Technology, and Society. Before joining the OII, she worked in responsible tech advocacy through research and community organizing at Stanford and with the Mozilla Foundation’s Responsible Computing Challenge.
Algorithmic Bias, Gig Work Economy, Digital Sovereignty, Materiality of the Internet, Legacy of Colonial Infrastructure Monopolies, Gendered Technologies, Environmental Justice and Computing.