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Most people think that their private messages are just that: private. But Facebook shared private messages between a mother and daughter with Nebraska law enforcement.

In July, Free Press staff screened a powerful film, fought for internet users’ privacy, worked to better inform communities, combated disinformation and celebrated a new Net Neutrality bill.

In June, Free Press staff highlighted the perils of online disinformation and lifted up the fight for Black liberation.

Law enforcement, government officials and vigilantes can weaponize our personal data to investigate, harass and take legal action against people seeking abortions.

In May, Free Press staff explored collaborative journalism, underscored the threats of online hate and disinformation, and debuted a powerful documentary.

The film centers on a talented journalist who grappled with systemic racism and low pay at a major U.S. newsroom.

This tragedy should be a catalyst to a fundamental reckoning with the media system we’ve created and the danger it poses to Black lives.

In April, Free Press staff fought for media reparations, sustainable journalism and accountability for social-media platforms.

The Change the Terms coalition is urging social-media companies to stop amplifying hate and disinformation in the runup to the midterm elections and beyond.

Since President Biden nominated her to serve on the FCC, Gigi Sohn has faced ugly and coordinated right-wing attacks.