Alliance

The Project Liberty Alliance is a constellation of organizations that are developing a more just and humane digital future.

The Project Liberty Alliance consists of nearly 100 organizations—tech companies, policy groups, impact initiatives, academic institutions, and more—committed to a people-powered internet.

The Alliance serves as a learning and collaboration engine through which members of the community can advance its organizational goals, all while strengthening the overlaps in our missions. It is designed as a way to share learnings, build relationships, and spark collaborations throughout the responsible tech ecosystem and related fields.

PROJECT LIBERTY ALLIANCE ENGAGEMENT

Monthly Pop-ups: Our virtual pop-ups offer occasions for Alliance members to showcase current projects, host workshops and interviews, and engage in discussions that explore how their work intersects with current events.

Listserv: Alliance members use the channel to communicate organizational updates, invite members to events, and share relevant field information.

Opportunity for Connections: Project Liberty facilitates connections among Alliance organizations to bolster our work and strengthen the collaborative efforts among members. Furthermore, Alliance members are encouraged to participate in Project Liberty’s events, gatherings, and strategic initiatives.

HOW TO JOIN

To join the Project Liberty Alliance, please review and submit the following interest form. Once submitted, we will reach out to set up a time to connect our teams. Of note, there are no formal engagement requirements, but we ask that your organization is aligned in mission (only orgs can join).

ALLIANCE MEMBERS

The Alliance continues to develop and grow. Here are our members, but for more detailed information, visit our directory here.

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Fellows

Project Liberty identifies and engages with leaders across the tech impact ecosystem on a diverse range of projects — including future-facing, solutions-oriented research, DSNP use cases, new frameworks, programs and products — that realize a healthier tech future. Our cohort of Fellows includes leading academics, social entrepreneurs, technologists, researchers and social impact leaders.

Michael Bailey

Colonel William J. Walsh Professor of American Government, McCourt School of Public Policy, Georgetown University

Beatriz Botero

Assistant Professor of Law, Sciences Po // Affiliate, Berkman Klein Center at Harvard University

Erik Brynjolfsson

Jerry Yang and Akiko Yamazaki Professor and Senior Fellow, HAI, Stanford University // Director of the Stanford Digital Economy Lab, Stanford University

Anupam Chander

Scott K. Ginsburg Professor of Law and Technology, Georgetown University

Jonathan Dotan

Co-Founder, Starling Lab

Florence G’Sell

Chairholder, Digital Governance and Sovereignty Chair at Sciences Po

Sergei Guriev

Provost, Sciences Po

Jon Haidt

Social psychologist, NYU Stern

Frances Haugen

Founder, Beyond the Screen

Michael McFaul

Director, Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies, Stanford University

Nate Persily

James B. McClatchy Professor of Law, Stanford Law School

Rob Reich

Professor of Political Science & Associate Director of Stanford’s Institute for Human-centered AI

Deb Roy

Professor, Media Arts and Sciences, MIT // Co-founder and Chair, Cortico

Marietje Schaake

International Policy Director at the Cyber Policy Center, Stanford University

Vivian Schiller

Executive Director, Aspen Digital

Latanya Sweeney

Daniel Paul Professor of the Practice of Government and Technology, Harvard Kennedy School

Cyril Zimmermann

Founder and President, La Plateforme

Jonathan Zittrain

Professor of Law, Public Policy, and Computer Science, Harvard University // Director, Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society

501(c)(3) fellows and fellowships are unaffiliated with the 501(c)(4)

Next Gen Fellows

Project Liberty and Aspen Digital, a policy program of the Aspen Institute, launched the Next Gen Tech Fellowship. This initiative will train and provide a platform for young voices seeking to build an interconnected world that is accessible, safe, and inclusive – both online and off. Five fellows were chosen from a diverse group of US-based Gen-Z leaders, ages 18-25, to participate in the 2023 pilot of the Next Gen Tech Fellowship.

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