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EFF at Open Source 101

EFF is proud to support this year's Open Source 101, hosted by a team at All Things Open! Open Source 101 is a one-day conference with the purpose of educating attendees on topics and technologies considered foundational to open source. The conference will feature six 10-minute keynotes and 35 45-minute...

ShmooCon from March 24-26

EFF at ShmooCon 2022

EFF is thrilled to finally be back in-person at ShmooCon 2022! Stop by the EFF booth to chat with some of our team and learn about the latest developments in defending digital freedom for all. You can even pick up a special gift as a token of our thanks...

Fair February 2022: Data Science & Social Justice

Fair February 2022: Data Science & Social JusticeFair February is an interdepartmental, three-week symposium hosted annually by the Data Science Initiative. Our goal is to bring together researchers from different areas of expertise to discuss issues with computation and society. On Thursday, February 10, EFF Legislative Activist Hayley Tsukayama will...

USENIX Enigma Feb 1-3 2022

EFF at USENIX Enigma 2022

EFF is excited to be a part of Enigma 2022, a security conference by USENIX. We'll be in-person in the expo hall so stop by and say hi! You can learn more about our current work, ask any questions about EFF, and even become a member.Enigma is a single...

Human Rights and Web3 for Activists

Amnesty International USA and Fight for the Future present: Human Rights and Web3 for ActivistsThis is the beginning of a monthly salon series inviting human rights organizers and Web3 creators to intentionally shape a human-first future for the web.This first salon, presented by Amnesty International and Fight for the Future,...

surveillance cameras spying on protestors

Oral Arguments on Motion for Summary Judgment in Williams v. San Francisco

On Friday, January 21, 2022, the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) and the ACLU of Northern California will ask a California state court to find that the San Francisco Police Department (SFPD) violated city law when it used a network of non-city surveillance cameras to spy on Black-led protests in 2020...

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