Jordyn Abrams

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Jordyn Abrams


Jordyn Abrams is a researcher at the Program on Extremism at The George Washington University. Her work centers on issues at the intersection of technology and extremism, with a focus on anti-technology extremism. 

Prior to joining the Program on Extremism, she served as a Special Projects Coordinator at the Counterterrorism Education Learning Lab (CELL) in Denver and as a Program Officer at the International Research and Exchanges Board (IREX).

Jordyn is currently completing her Master’s degree in Security Studies at Georgetown University. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in International Studies with a minor in Communications from American University.

Publications


Less Apocalyptic Rhetoric Can Help Mitigate Anti-Tech Violence, Tech Policy Press, July 2026


To Mitigate Anti-Tech Violence, Strengthen Democracy, Tech Policy Press, June 2026


The Power of Prison in ISIS Propaganda, Program on Extremism, June 2026







Approaching the War on Terror in the Sahel, Small Wars Journal, December 2025

Considering the Risks of AI-Enabled ‘Smart Glasses’ in Livestreamed Violence.

The Message Matters: Lessons from a Decade of Islamic State Social Media Campaigning


Violent Extremism in the Shadows of Climate Change: The Case of Lake Chad and Boko Haram