Aaron testified on May 8, 2024, during a hearing on “Examining Accusations of Ideological Bias at NPR, a Taxpayer Funded News Entity.”

Free Press' director of digital justice and civil rights testifies about the harmful consequences when major tech platforms backslide from commitments to protect election integrity and public safety.

This is the written testimony that Free Press Action Co-CEO Jessica J. González submitted for a Dec. 9 congressional hearing.

This is the written testimony that Free Press Action Vice President of Policy and General Counsel Matthew Wood submitted for a Dec. 1 congressional hearing.

Free Press Action urges Congress to regulate or ban abusive data practices and to analyze how social and traditional media foster disinformation.

Free Press Action VP Matt Wood delivered this written testimony, which argues that broadband must be treated as an essential utility.

Free Press Action's Joseph Torres testified before Congress about the need to craft policies that would prevent communications breakdowns during disasters.

In testimony before the House, Free Press Action urges the FCC and Congress to consider how affordability and systemic racism affect the digital divide.

Free Press Action President and CEO Craig Aaron testified before a Senate subcommittee on June 5 and urged it to hold broadcasters accountable to the public.

This is the written testimony of Free Press Action Senior Policy Counsel Carmen Scurato. Scurato testified before a House subcommittee on March 12.