A nonprofit working to expand the internet's power
for good
Fight for the Future is dedicated to protecting and expanding the Internet’s transformative power in our lives by creating civic campaigns that are engaging for millions of people. Alongside internet users everywhere we beat back attempts to limit our basic rights and freedoms, and empower people to demand technology (and policy) that serves their interests. Activating the internet for the public good can only lead to a more vibrant and awesome world. More coming soon.
The FCC is about to end net neutrality and let cable companies ruin the Internet. Here's how to stop them.
We're funding smart, creative activism to defend the world from Trump.
We helped millions of people determine if fake comments were submitted to the FCC under their names.
Protecting yourself online can be overwhelming. This makes it easy.
We built the easiest, fastest way to register to vote. You can register by SMS or Facebook Messenger in less than a minute!
When the Senate voted to save net neutrality, we put the Internet on Red Alert.
Over 6,000 small businesses agree: net neutrality ensures innovation and competition in the online marketplace.
When California lawmakers voted on a bill to protect net neutrality, we gave voice to thousands of California residents.
Lobbyists and bureaucrats say that net neutrality as "heavy-handed regulations." But the facts say something else…
Internet companies freely sell our personal data, and leave it unsecured for hackers to exploit. Let's change that.
83% of Americans support net neutrality, regardless of political affiliation. We're keeping track of which politicians do, too.
The FCC is about to end net neutrality and let cable companies ruin the Internet. Here's how to stop them.
Protecting yourself online can be overwhelming. This makes it easy.
We're funding smart, creative activism to defend the world from Trump.
Comcast's friends in Congress are trying to gut privacy rules. Let's stop them.
We're teaming up with musicians and celebrities for a nationwide uprising to stop the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
We crowdfunded privacy tools & distributed them to activists & journalists fighting censorship.
We made a definitive video about NSA spying, and it’s funny enough to share with your mom.
Our viral petition for Cameron D’Ambrosio, a teenage rapper locked up for posting lyrics on FB.
Together, we can mobilize the planet to defend the internet from bad laws and monopolies. You in?
The last night of the ITU meetings in Dubai proved that this UN agency is no place to govern the net.
On the one year anniversary of the blackout that killed SOPA, we had a party where we shared links to our favorite stuff that should never be censored.
This movement started from somewhere. The group behind the largest online protest in history is Fight for the Future, which began in October.
A Worcester activist group that helped stage the biggest Internet protest in history
Fight for the Future, a nonprofit organization that helped organize the protests, said more than 115,000 Web sites participated, and three million people e-mailed Congress to voice their opposition to the bills.
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