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Lauren Kim

2025

Stanford Haas Center Fellow

2025

Lauren Kim (she/her) is an undergraduate at Stanford University studying Computer Science and Political Science at the intersection of AI, ethics, and policy. With both a technical and research background, she is committed to building responsible systems and addressing challenges like algorithmic bias through human-centered design and proactive policy. At the Center for Racial and Disability Justice (CRDJ), Lauren contributes to research on how narratives of the criminalization of disability are portrayed in media and is helping drive forward the forthcoming Disability AI Report and AI Sector Analysis Brief. Her work is deeply personal, shaped by her father’s experience with disability and the belief that data carries history. She hopes to pursue a career in tech law, advocating for accountability, access, and justice across every level of system design.

Interest Areas

Critical Disability Studies, Critical Race Studies, Data Justice & Technology, Transportation Justice

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