Phoibe Purcell

Phoibe Purcell is a Research Fellow and International Policy Institute Cybersecurity Policy Fellow affiliated with the University of Washington and its Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies. As a senior studying international political economy, her work bridges cybersecurity policy, national security, and digital privacy.

• Education: Undergraduate senior in International Political Economy

Her research interests focus on the intersection of cybersecurity policy, social media extremism, and privacy vs. national security balances. She edited the 2017 Task Force report on extremist use of social media, analyzing digital privacy frameworks and counterterrorism strategies.

The Task Force report explored themes in international relations, cyber governance, and data protection. Her work aligns with broader trends in digital policy and global security studies.

Phoibe has participated in applied cybersecurity initiatives such as the 48-hour UW cybersecurity bootcamp. No information is available about formal advising roles, grants, or scientific awards in the provided text.