Responsive Privacy

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.

Active

Since 2026

Built by Draftlab and Superbloom with Open Technology Fund support and grounded in service-and-user research across the sector, it offers a decision framework and concrete implementations that let organizations swing between "visible" and "protected" modes as risk changes, with fast activation, flexible partial visibility, and reversible changes. Its premise is that the sector's structural tension, needing to be public to build trust and secure funding, yet exposed to real-world harm by that same publicness, shouldn't force an all-or-nothing choice.