A Retrospective to Say: Thank You!
We’ve come a long way and this wouldn’t have been possible without you.
“The OpenMedia community is one of a kind, and we wouldn’t be who we are as an organization without our supporters.
One of the best parts of my job is getting to meet with powerful decision-makers, and bring every single one of you along with me. The ability to provide positive policy suggestions, backed by hundreds of thousands of supporters, puts OpenMedia in an incredibly unique position to affect change and help build a better Internet.
Thank you for everything that you do. And thank you for being a part of the OpenMedia community.”
Laura Tribe, Executive Director
“Our fight for an open Internet remains as important as ever. In December, the United States saw a rollback of the crucial Net Neutrality protections that underpin a free and open Internet. Right now, we’re fighting tirelessly to get these protections back through Congress, and with your help the power of our movement can't be held back.”
Katy Anderson, Access Campaigner
“All around the world, people are fighting back to defend our online privacy and security. Last year we addressed governments working together to try to weaken encryption, and worked across borders to change laws that give border agents warrantless access to private photos and messages on our phones and laptops.
What's most inspiring to me is the way our global pro-privacy community stands up for vulnerable Internet users across the globe, and defends the values that keep our Internet free and open.”
Victoria Henry, Privacy Campaigner
“After 5 years of tirelessly pushing back against the radical copyright provisions in the original deal, it was truly encouraging to see the Canadian government suspend the intellectual property chapter in the new TPP. I know this would not have happened if it weren't for the thousands of Canadians who stood with us and spoke out.”
Marie Aspiazu, Campaigns and Social Media Specialist
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