Sarah Lamdan is a lawyer, librarian, researcher, and writer.

 

She studies how emerging technologies and policies affect information access. Sarah was part of the effort to save climate change data from government websites and she explores the ways informational capitalism impacts research platforms. She also writes about government data brokers. 

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Her essays have appeared in Wired and the Georgetown Law Technology Review. Her book Data Cartels was recommended by the New York Times, reviewed in the Times Literary Supplement, and selected as a notable privacy and security book by privacy expert Daniel Solove in 2022. She is a Jayhawk at heart pursuing a Masters in Fine Arts in non-fiction creative writing at Sarah Lawrence College.

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This website is for general information about Sarah Lamdan's projects only. Nothing on this website should be construed as providing legal advice or creating an attorney-client relationship. If you need legal representation, contact your attorney.