Sahra Ali is a Somali-American writer, decolonial researcher, and public interest technologist whose work sits at the intersection of epistemic justice, AI governance, and narrative sovereignty. She is the founder of Access Point, her decolonial research and media practice, and faculty at the School of Radical Imagination, where she teaches Collective Liberation & AI: A Decolonial Practice. Trained as a journalist, her reporting has appeared in Sierra Magazine, Outside, Belt Magazine, Reader’s Digest, and Scholastic. Formed by oral tradition before Western literary education, she has spent 15 years working across the institutions that shape whose knowledge gets counted. Ali is nomadic and splits her time between Alaska and Southeast Asia.