Michelle Miller is the director of innovation for the Center of Labor and a Just Economy at Harvard Law School where she researches the impact of technology on working class communities.  She joined the Center after a decade as the co-founder and co-director of Coworker, an organization that nurtures early stage worker-led organizing. In her role at Coworker, she also pioneered the labor movement’s research of and response to the proliferation of software being used to manage and surveil workers, through early reports, research and documentation of automated technology. She is a visiting social innovator with the Social Innovation + Change Initiative at the Harvard Kennedy School and sits on the boards of the Brooklyn Institute for Social Research and Arts and Democracy. Michelle lives in Brooklyn, NY.