Kaitlyn Dowling
Senior Analyst
Kaitlyn leads ATI’s work on public data access, content analysis, and understanding the dynamics of online civic discourse. This research is undertaken in partnership with a range of stakeholders, including academic researchers, policymakers, and leading civic organizations.
Previously, she served as the Senior Editor in the Information Disorder Lab at the Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics and Public Policy at the Harvard Kennedy School. Previously, Kaitlyn consulted on digital strategy and communication for the country’s largest businesses, non-profit organizations, and campaigns, including AARP, the American Cancer Society, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, #GivingTuesday, HSBC, the Malala Foundation, the UN Foundation, and others.
Myra Miranda
Partnerships Manager
Myra works with academic, journalistic, and civic organizations, connecting them with tools, data, and research about online civic life. She is the former California Civic Engagement Manager with NALEO Educational Fund, spearheading census, elections and COVID-19 campaigns to empower Latino communities. Previously, Myra assisted and led federal, state and local campaigns in key races since 2016. Additionally, she served as the California Organizing Director with NextGen America, where she had the opportunity to launch the largest youth voter engagement in the state and register thousands of new voters.