Michelle Miller is the Director of Innovation for the Center for Labor and a Just Economy at Harvard Law School, where she researches the impact of artificial intelligence and algorithmic software on working women. Her research emphasizes the imaginative capacity, joy and humanity that working class people bring to their jobs and to their communities.
She joined the Center after a decade as the co-founder and co-director of Coworker, which supported worker-led organizing efforts at places like Starbucks, Google and REI and pioneered groundbreaking research on the impact of algorithmic management and workplace surveillance tech. She is on the boards of Recompose, Data and Society and Arts and Democracy.
Michelle lives in Brooklyn, NY where she enjoys powerlifting, intricate needlework and tending to the neuroses of her rescue cat Clive Pepperoni.