Mobilize! Is an event Format which brings together international activists on focal topics and combines bar camp style work sessions, political round tables with classic public event formats, as well as combining political and sociological with approaches from performing and fine arts.
The revelations around the NSA and GCHQ...

From December 9-13, 2013, delegates from national and international governmental entities, the private sector, civil society, and academia will gather for five days of interconnected events in Cape Town, South Africa. Hosted by the University of Cape Town (UCT), participants will engage with diverse perspectives and future scenarios for...

EFF's Director for International Freedom of Expression, Jillian York, will be speaking about the global societal implications of surveillance.

Tuesday, November 19th is the first day of the next round of secret meetings over the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) agreement. We've long warned that the TPP would have a myriad of negative impacts on users' rights, and the newly leaked "Intellectual Property" chapter has confirmed our worst...

Cyber Security: Protection or Invasion?
Senior Staff Attorney Lee Tien will participate in a panel about cyber security at UC Berkeley. Delta Phi Epsilon, UC Berkeley's only co-ed professional Foreign Service and international relations fraternity, and the Institute of International Studies present an event exploring policy implications of cyber...

Activists Adi Kamdar and April Glaser will attend the 2013 Universities Allied for Essential Medicines Conference at Case Western University in Cleveland, Ohio. Adi will speak about the successes and challenges of open access activism on a panel, and April will coordinate with students interested in working alongside EFF on...

At the 2013 Mozilla Festival, over 1,000 open web fans from around the world will gather to help forge the future of the web. EFF activist Parker Higgins will lead the introductory session to the "Look Who's Watching" privacy track with a discussion over the many approaches possible to addressing...