The majority of Parker's work is focused on enabling sharing. He's supported Open Source software with OpenHatch, researched Open Education Resources with the Neukom Institute, and made openly-licensed media accessible with Creative Commons and the Release Our Data Project. He's on the Students for Free Culture board of directors, and at the time of writing, is knee-deep in organizing for the Students for Free Culture Conference 2011. He has a resume.
He's written some essays, as well as some more creative stuff. He has been known to dabble in improvisational theater; this year he joined the Dog Day Players, Dartmouth's oldest longform improv comedy troupe.
He hopes to spend the rest of his life writing code and words that will make people more Free. He sometimes wishes that he were a less snarky version of Merlin Mann. Other times, he wishes that he were a funnier version of Cory Doctorow. As a kid, he often thought that he was Peter Pan, and to this day he has a strong aversion to neckties.
He was born on November 17th, 1989. He has brown hair. He's really quite nice, once you get to know him.
You should email him.