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.
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Our Projects
Time to Fix Copyright!
Now that we killed SOPA, we can fix the unintended but massive consequences of copyright law.
ACT NOW
Internet Defense League
Together, we can mobilize the planet to defend the internet from bad laws and monopolies. You in?
ACT NOW
Never Censor MLK
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s call for racial justice is too important to be censored by copyright law. Share it.
ACT NOW
Bad Luck Gen. Petraeus
What's the real outrage surrounding the Petraeus scandal? Online privacy.
Do You Have a Secret?
We're drawing the line to prevent government spying from becoming legal.
Privacy is Awesome
Congress is trying to end privacy. We have the game plan to stop them. Can you help?
Crowd-Funded Billboard
SOPA author Lamar Smith (R-TX) gets a crowd-funded billboard... right outside his San Antonio office.
Sopa Strike
We organized the largest online protest in history, with over 24 million people taking action to defend the internet. Victory!
American Censorship Day
Our massive protest in November 2011 drove 1M emails to Congress, and established both the message and the tactics that defeated SOPA.
Pipa Senate Meetings
The SOPA battle wasn't just online. We organized dozens of in-person meetings with Senate offices in the lead-up to their PIPA vote.
Free Bieber
Did you know that copyright law is so extreme, singing cover songs on YouTube is illegal? We actually got Justin Bieber himself to speak out!
Boycott GoDaddy
We helped pull Godaddy's support of SOPA during the GoDaddy boycott.
Vanishing Rights
Obama's Internet
Cispa Cat
Congress TMI
Colbert on SOPA
Defending Bieber
WTF, Chuck?! Why SOPA?
Center for Rights Projects (our related 501c3)
Internet Defense League
Together, we can mobilize the planet to defend the internet from bad laws and monopolies. You in?
ACT NOW
POLL: Who should run the net?
The last night of the ITU meetings in Dubai proved that this UN agency is no place to govern the net.
Jan 18th: Internet Freedom Day
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.
Stop the ITU's Internet Coup!
Think we should give governments and big companies more control over the Internet? Neither do we.
Stop ACTA and the TPP
After SOPA, protests against ACTA erupted across Europe and killed it. The battle for the free Internet rages on. What's next?
VIDEO: What is the ITU?
The ITU could put the Internet behind closed doors. People must demand an open Internet
Your Excuse Sucks
Getting those excuse makers out to vote—even if it means shaming them into it.
Vote with Friends
Just because YOU'RE voting doesn't mean you're doing everything you can this election.
I Work For The Internet
We wanted to show politicians that the internet is a major employer in *every* hometown. It worked!
Get Your Censor On
Get Your War On comic nails Hollywood. Why the world is doomed if Hollywood controlled the web
PIPA Video
We made the video that introduced millions of internet users to SOPA & PIPA, the internet censorship bills.
The Internet Votes
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“This movement started from somewhere. The group behind the largest online protest in history is Fight for the Future, which began in October.“
San Francisco Chronicle
“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.“
The New York Times
“A Worcester activist group that helped stage the biggest Internet protest in history“
The Boston Globe