The Electronic Frontier Alliance (EFA) is a loose network of local groups fighting for digital rights in the United States, chaired by EFF. Members’ efforts have been recovering from the limitations put on local organizing caused by the pandemic. More EFA members have been holding in-person workshops and meet-ups that help cement the relationships needed to do their work.
While journalists at the New York Times published warnings about pseudonymous crypto founders, they have also celebrated anonymous White House whistleblowers and authors.
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