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Because in an age of erasure, archiving is resistance. The Internet Archive is a free, massive digital library preserving books, websites, videos, audio, and software—especially Read more...
CryptPad is an open-source, end-to-end encrypted office suite for collaborative documents, spreadsheets, forms, and other shared work. Its design keeps document contents unreadable to the Read more...
The National Whistleblower Center advocates for stronger whistleblower protections and provides resources on rights, reporting rules, and finding an attorney. Its website includes policy campaigns, Read more...
Because democracy dies in darkness—and sometimes it needs a FOIA and a flashlight. POGO is an independent watchdog that investigates and exposes government corruption, abuse Read more...
Because silence isn’t safety—it’s surrender. The First Amendment Coalition defends freedom of speech, the press, and the public’s right to know. Through legal advocacy, public Read more...
Because Indigenous resistance isn’t symbolic—it’s tactical, trained, and unstoppable. IP3 builds the power and safety of Indigenous communities by training land defenders in direct action, Read more...
Because the regime is watching—and your resistance needs encryption. Security in a Box is a comprehensive toolkit designed for activists, journalists, and human rights defenders Read more...
Because your data shouldn’t be state property or corporate currency. Privacy International investigates and challenges government surveillance, data exploitation, and corporate overreach worldwide. Through legal Read more...
