Policy Library

Free Press and other public-interest groups urge the FCC to address the injustice of unaffordable phone rates for people who are incarcerated.

Civil-rights, civil-liberties and consumer-protection groups urge congressional leaders to allocate funding to protect data privacy and prevent security abuses.

Signers are calling on the FCC to investigate the history of racism in its policies and identify reparative actions it can take.

Free Press is calling on the FCC to commit to fulfilling its mandate to promote diversity in media ownership.

Over 30 civil-liberties and racial-justice groups call on the Judiciary Committees in the House and Senate to support the Fourth Amendment Is Not for Sale Act.

Free Press Action shows why requiring ISPs to offer a specific low-income tier would trap families into a plan that could be either too expensive or too slow.

This Free Press Action resource highlights the ways in which the infrastructure package should support affordable high-speed internet access.

Reps. Bowman, Clarke, Lawrence and others urge Acting FCC Chairwoman Rosenworcel to investigate the FCC's history of racist policymaking.

This filing documents a meeting Free Press held with members of FCC Commissioner Starks’ office about a Free Press report on the rising cost of internet access.

More than 80 groups and individuals urge federal agencies not to silence or downgrade public comments.