Eva Hartshorn-Sanders has worked for more than 20 years in policy, law reform and politics for political parties, NGOs, government agencies, international organisations, and the private sector in New Zealand, the UK, the US and internationally – with a strong focus on progressing social and economic change. She supported the NZ Government’s response to the Christchurch Mosque terrorist attacks and the Christchurch Call, has worked with the UN on addressing technology-facilitated gender-based violence and on climate change and space satellite data project in the Pacific (IPP Common Sensing), and in politics and law reform in the UK Parliament for the Leader of the Opposition and front bench in the House of Lords.  Eva has also worked with national and international clients on philanthropy, technology policy, and law reform efforts and is the former Director of Policy and Advocacy at Philanthropy New Zealand.  Eva has volunteered with NGOs throughout her career and is currently the convenor for the International Action Hub at the National Council of Women of New Zealand and the Online Safety Coalition.