I am a proud 2002 graduate of the College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, VA where I majored in Economics and minored in French. As a Sierra Leonean who grew up in Nigeria, (12 years in total) I'm about to embark on a career as an advocate for peace, social, and economic justice around the globe. While at William and Mary, I gave a number of talks on the documentary "Cry Freetown" which highlights the worst of the devastation rendered on Sierra Leone's capital by the Revolutionary United Front (RUF) the week of January 6th, 1999. As president of the African Culture Society (ACS)I worked with the members to continue raising awareness on the campus about African culture and socio-economic issues.
Now a days you can find me working at the Center for Study of Responsive Law (CSRL)with the Consumer Project on Technology in Washington D.C. Specifically, I do research and communications. The Consumer Project on Technology is currently working on issues related to intellectual property rights and health care, electronic commerce and competition policy. Visit www.cptech.org for more detailed information.
CPtech also hosts a number of informative listserves regarding these issues which you can join on the website.
This is me...
To contact me please email at joy.spencer@cptech.org
or phone at 202.332.2670