Impact Case Study: Ginny Fahs

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By the Aspen Policy Academy

Our Impact Case studies are short documents that showcase our trainees’ experiences with and impacts from Academy programming.

Aspen Tech Policy Hub fellows, led by Ginny Fahs, teamed up with the Cybercrime Support Network (CSN) to help create a single, easy-to-use system to report online fraud and cybercrime directly to appropriate law enforcement agencies. By making it easier for older adults to report when they have been scammed, law enforcement officials will be better able to perform investigations into past crimes, see patterns of fraud, and take precautions as a result.