Aimée Duprat-Macabies is the Advocacy and Communications Coordinator at the Centre for Democracy & Technology Europe. She leads the advocacy strategy of the office, manages the social media and supports the programme directors in their areas of responsibility. She also leads the drafting of the EU Tech Brief newsletter and contributes to the AI Bulletin newsletter.
Prior to joining CDT Europe, Aimée was working at the European Movement International in Brussels where she drafted several papers, including on disinformation and gender equality. She also has worked in the European Parliament, where she focused on the Greens campaign to ban biometric surveillance in public spaces.
A tireless advocate for gender equality, she supervised the communications strategy of the Brussels Binder, a volunteer-run organisation that seeks to increase the diversity of voices in the EU policy debates. She is now supporting the advocacy work of the NGO.
Aimée holds a Master’s degree in Public Policy from the Hertie School and a Bachelor’s degree of Political Science from the European School of Political and Social Sciences.
Joint Policy Paper: Fighting against tech-facilitated gender-based violence faced by women in Europe’s public life
CDT Europe, as part of the Forum for Gender Equality in Europe (FORGE), contributed to the first policy paper of the coalition, setting out recommendations to complement and support the implementation of the EU Gender Equality Strategy 2026–2030, which identifies women’s participation in political life, economic decision-making, and public debate as essential for strengthening democratic legitimacy and inclusive governance in the European Union.
Tech Talks on Protecting Minors Online: A Transatlantic View on Platform Safety
On this episode of the Tech Talks podcast, CDT Europe’s David Klotsonis and CDT US’ Aliya Bhatia sat down for a transatlantic conversation on one of the most pressing digital policy challenges today: protecting minors online.
Tech Talks on Fair and Accountable AI: Data, Agents, and Regulation
Questions of equity, accountability, and data use are taking center stage now that AI reshapes everything from public services to private industry. This episode kicks off our mini transnational series, bringing together CDT Europe’s Laura Lazaro Cabrera and CDT US’s Miranda Bogen for an in-depth conversation on how AI governance is evolving on both sides of the Atlantic.
Welcome back to the Centre for Democracy & Technology Europe‘s Tech Policy Brief! This edition covers the most pressing technology and internet policy issues under debate in Europe and gives CDT’s perspective on the impact to digital rights.
