cs • blockchain
ethnicity • hci
I am a smart contract engineer at Opyn and working on squeeth.
I graduated from UC Berkeley after studying Electrical Engineering and Computer Science and minoring in Ethnic Studies.
Previously, I was the President of Blockchain at Berkeley. I see a blockchain-enabled future as one avenue towards financial and informational autonomy, agency, and self-determination for populations traditionally oppressed by centralized institutions.
I conducted research at the School of Information in Professor Niloufar Salehi's lab.
I also worked as a Software Engineering Intern at Facebook on the Volunteering and Community Help Team.
Don't hesitate to book a chat, email, or DM me.
Bridging Action Frames: Instagram Infographics in U.S. Ethnic Movements
Darya Kaviani, Niloufar Salehi
ACM CSCW 2022
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