Meet Kenya Wiley—

Policy Counsel, Professor, and Partnerships Advisor, Working at the Intersection of Fashion Law, Technology, Public Policy, and Social Justice.

About Kenya

Kenya currently serves on the faculty at Georgetown University, ASU’s Herberger Institute Fashion Program and Law School, and the Fashion Law Institute at Fordham Law School. She has guest lectured at numerous institutions, including Parsons School of Design and American University’s School of Communication.

In 2011, Kenya launched the ﬁrst digital platform dedicated to fashion, politics, and policy—providing analysis of intellectual property, consumer privacy, data security, and other legislative and regulatory developments impacting the industry.

Since the launch of Kenya’s ﬁrst fashion policy platform, she has led numerous industry stakeholder events on fashion law and policy—

including a White House roundtable on fashion tech and diversity during the Obama administration and most recently a Fashion Policy and Social Justice Digital Summit. As a former Senate committee counsel and regulatory attorney, Kenya has extensive experience in the federal rulemaking process and has prepared numerous agency comments on behalf of the fashion industry.

Areas of Expertise

Fashion Tech
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Intellectual Property
Climate and Environmental Justice
Legislative and Public Policy
Regulatory and Federal Rulemaking
Entertainment and Media

Kenya Wiley

Fashion
Law,
Policy
& Social
Justice

Speaker

As a leading voice in fashion law and government policy, Kenya has presented at academic symposia, government stakeholder events, and industry conferences.

Georgetown University Law Center
Fordham University School of Law
MIT Media Lab
U.S. Commerce Department
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Global Fashion Agenda’s Copenhagen Fashion Summit
South by Southwest
Internet of Things Global Summits
(Brussels and Washington, DC)