Hi, I’m Gabriel — an advocate and writer passionate about using technology and media to reduce systemic inequity.

I study Government, Computer Science, and African-American Studies at Harvard University. I’ve combine computer and political science as a framework for solving societal questions. In a time where our society is rapidly developing, I am fascinated by the intersection of technology and culture and hope to use my research to understand modern political science questions regarding race, equity, and tech. As a hopeful lawyer and academic, I hope to use data science to guide law and policy that protects our society and empowers democracy.

Experience

I currently work is as a Technology Policy and Law Analyst Intern at the Quantum Economic Development Consortium in Washington, DC. I also serve as the General Manager and Engineering Chief at Harvard Radio Broadcasting in Cambridge, MA, the largest student-run commercial radio station in the country.

Research Interests

• Platform Studies: Social media, Networks, Content moderation, Trust and Saftey
• Justice and Policing: Data-driven policing, Algorithmic bias
• Digital Humanities: Cultural analytics, Open-source archiving, Data mining

My most recent publication is an article in the Journal of Technolgy Science studying the efficacy of Community Notes during Mass-Misinformation Events on Twitter. My research experience includes work the Public Interest Tech Lab at HKS and with Professors Charrise Barron, George Aumoithe, Jeffry Frieden.

Teaching Experience

• Statistics 100: Introduction to Statistics and Data Science, Prof. Kelly McConville, Fall 2023, Teaching Fellow
• African-American Studies 146X: A Black History of Electronic Dance Music, Prof. George Aumoithe, Teaching Assistant
• Music 208R: Ethnomusicology Seminar, Prof. Charrise Barron, Spring 2025, Course Assistant
• Music 205CB: Digital Ethnography in Theory and Practice, Prof. Charrise Barron, Spring 2026, Teaching Assistant