Ariel Hahn is a human animal living on unceded Tongva land. Currently, they work as an academic librarian at Cal Poly Pomona focusing on data and digital humanities. They’re passionate about teaching digital privacy strategies, pushing back against corporate and state surveillance, and encouraging divestment from all forms of predatory technology. Outside of privacy and digital rights, they like to think about analog media, radical queer futures, networks of plant decay, and the transformative possibilities of digital tools. Ariel also enjoys riding bikes, foraging for mushrooms, and smelling flowers.
