Library Freedom Project is a network of values-driven librarians working together to build information democracy.
Libraries are essential for democracy. We provide library workers and their communities the necessary skills to turn our ideals into action, focused on issues like privacy, intellectual freedom, and information democracy. Our LFP advocates work collaboratively to drive policy, teach stakeholders, and enact change. Our work is informed by a social justice, feminist, anti-racist approach. We believe in the combined power of long-term collective organizing and short-term, immediate harm reduction.
Responsive Privacy is an open-source framework and toolset that helps civil-society and nonprofit organizations rapidly and reversibly reduce their staff's digital exposure during acute threats (harassment, doxxing), so they can protect vulnerable team members without permanently sacrificing the visibility they need to operate.
Africa Innovation and Technology Forum (AITF) 2026 launched the Political Economy of Digital Governance Report.
Nous fournissons aux journalistes et activistes des services d'urgence permettant de faire face aux menaces et à la surveillance numérique : hotline, formations, outils de contournement de la censure, analyse de périphériques.
Civic tech and urban safety project that uses participatory research and co-design with women and LGBTQ+ communities to map safe/unsafe spaces and build community-driven tools— including a safe space certification, anti-harassment interventions, and a digital platform for trusted mobility, peer support, and collective care.
