Stories from the Field

Participants in a community forum at the Camden Conference Center turned up the heat on the Civic Info Bill.

Thirty-five Newark residents joined forces to learn about ways to fight for better news and information in their communities.

Open-internet advocates greeted about 400 rush-hour commuters with Halloween candy and flyers that debunked FCC Chairman Pai’s many lies about Net Neutrality.

Activists from across the country visited Congress to tell their lawmakers that they oppose FCC Chairman Pai’s plan to destroy Net Neutrality.

Team Internet is a decentralized grassroots campaign featuring nearly half a million activists.

More than 80 people came together in Charlotte, North Carolina, to talk about how local news can address longstanding inequities in the city.

The Internet-Wide Day of Action to Save Net Neutrality was a mammoth deal.

One theme was how the U.S. government has long used junk science and fear-inducing messaging to justify criminalizing immigrant communities.

More than two-dozen Free Press Action Fund members, staff and allies met up in Trenton to advocate for the Civic Info Bill.

The gathering highlighted how the free and open internet has allowed Black creators to connect, tell stories and take action on a massive scale.