Kendra Albert is a prominent figure in the field of technology law, with a focus on teaching law students the intricacies of this specialized area of law.

Having studied JD at Harvard Law School and BHA in Drama with a focus on Lighting Design and History at Carnegie Mellon University, Kendra Albert boasts a diverse educational background that enriches her perspective in the legal and technology sectors.

Throughout her career, Kendra has held various significant roles, including being a Clinical Instructor at Harvard Law School, an affiliate at the Berkman Center for Internet and Society, and a former research associate at the same institution for two years.

Her professional journey also includes valuable experiences at well-known organizations such as CloudFlare, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, and Public Citizen, where she honed her skills and knowledge in different facets of technology and law.

In addition to her legal practice, Kendra runs Ally Skills Workshops, focusing on educating individuals and organizations on how to effectively address issues like casual sexism and transphobia.

With a rich background in both academia and practical legal work, Kendra Albert stands as a respected authority in the intersection of law and technology, contributing significantly to the field through her teaching, research, and advocacy efforts.