Janine Graham is an investigative researcher specializing in open-source intelligence (OSINT) techniques to investigate subjects of public interest. Her work has covered areas ranging from war crimes and illicit supply chains to tracking persons of interest for organizations such as UC Berkeley's Human Rights Center, The Associated Press and The Wall Street Journal. As a journalist, she previously worked for CNBC and CNN International.
Sofia is an OSINT and data analyst with experience across human rights, democracy protection, and digital investigations for legal accountability.
Mackenzie is an operations and program management specialist with background in evidentiary research. She supports Pluro Labs' engagement and communications with policy, legal and advocacy stakeholders.
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Will is a social entrepreneur, applied technology executive, and democracy advocate. Will was founding CEO of Groundswell, a social enterprise that makes clean energy accessible to disadvantaged communities in the US. He then led strategy at a Bay Area AI and emerging tech firm, and led tech and innovation teams at global humanitarian and human rights organizations.
Will is an affiliated scholar at UC Berkeley's CITRIS Lab on Tech in the Public Interest. He's written on AI, emerging tech, and democracy for FastCompany and other publications. Will worked at Der Spiegel and the American Academy in Berlin, and his background in German history and United States politics informs his focus upon deepening democratic resilience worldwide. Will has been honored as an Ashoka Fellow, World Economic Forum Global Shaper, Forbes 30 under 30 Entrepreneur, White House Champion of Change, and Stanford d.School Fellow.
