Your privacy is increasingly under threat. We work hard to have you covered. But there’s only so much we can do. Help us help you. Help us get you covered!

Registration for #PrivacyCamp20 is now open! The deadline to register is 13 January 2020, and the event will take place in Brussels, Belgium, on 21 January. Check the draft programme here: https://privacycamp.eu/?p=1685

Non-governmental organisations all over the world rely on the .ORG top-level domain. Help stop the sale of Public Interest Registry to a Private Equity Firm – sign the petition!

Following the filing of a series of complaints, the Civil Liberties Union for Europe launched a petition “Your Data. Your Business.”, which calls on Google and IAB Europe to stop privacy-invading business practices like real-time bidding in the online advertising industry, and to allow users to have control over their personal information. Sign the petition now! Liberties is grateful for the support of fellow digital rights organisations – for more information about the campaign, please contact Orsolya Reich at o.reich@liberties.eu.

We are looking for an intern to support our communications, campaigning and community coordination team in Brussels. The internship will focus on social media, publications, campaigning, press work, and the production of written materials, and the intern will also assist in tasks related to community coordination. The internship will begin in February 2020 and go on for 4-6 months.

We are looking for a Senior Policy Advisor to join our team in Brussels. This is your chance to be part of a growing and well-respected NGO that is making a real difference in the defence and promotion of online rights and freedoms in Europe and beyond – apply by 2 December 2019!

#WhyID calls on leaders of international institutions, funding agencies, and national governments championing the digital identity systems to take a user-centric approach and consider the objectives, needs, and benefits of digital identity programs before moving forward. Join the 120+ organisations and individual experts who have already signed the letter!

Privacy Camp 2020, exploring the significant role digital technologies play in activism, will take place on 21 January in Brussels. You’re still on time to submit your panel or workshop proposal before the deadline, 10 November! To bring even more diverse communities into the conversation, we also invite disruptors, tinkerers, crafters and DIY artists to present their projects at the “Critical Maker Faire”.

Epicenter.works – Project manager for copyright campaigns in Europe:
https://en.epicenter.works/content/we-are-hiring-project-manager-for-copyright-campaigns-in-europeFreemuse – Europe Project Manager (Parental cover):
https://freemuse.org/jobs/europe-project-manager-at-freemuse-parental-cover-freemuse/Creative Commons – Open Policy Manager:
https://creativecommons.org/about/team/opportunities/job-posting-open-policy-manager/Creative Commons – Network Manager:
https://creativecommons.org/about/team/opportunities/job-posting-network-manager/

The 8th annual Privacy Camp will take place on 21 January 2020 in Brussels. This year’s edition will explore the significant role digital technologies play in activism. To bring even more diverse communities into the conversation, we invite disruptors, tinkerers, crafters and DIY artists to present their projects at the “Critical Maker Faire”. Submit your panel or workshop proposals by 10 November, or your maker project proposal by 30 November!

The declaration “A Moratorium on Facial Recognition Technology for Mass Surveillance” calls for a moratorium on the use of facial recognition technology that enables mass surveillance. Join the signatories as an individual or as an organisation!

Digital rights advocates, activists, academics and policy-makers across Europe and beyond come together for the annual conference to discuss the most pressing issues facing human rights online. Submit your proposal for a panel, or tell us about your maker project – this year we’ll also have a Critical Maker Faire!

The 36th Chaos Communication Congress will take place between Christmas and New Year’s Eve in Leipzig, Germany. Calls for Participation, Angels and Assemblies are open!

EDRi member epicenter.works will continue the work to protect fundamental rights in the implementation of the EU copyright Directive. Send your application to become their project manager for copyright campaigns in Europe!

In a not-too-distant future where the Government has traded away your digital rights, the social network to be is Futurebook. Sign in now!

Tor Project is calling for more volunteers running Tor bridges, servers that people from censored networks use to connect to the Tor network.

There’s still time to apply for the open position of Senior Policy Advisor – send us your CV by the end of this week, 15 September!

We are looking for a Policy Advisor to supporting our work on platform regulation, cross-border access to data, privacy, data retention, Artificial Intelligence (AI), copyright, and data protection. The deadline to apply is 27 September 2019.

The Council of Europe has launched a consultation on a draft Recommendation on the human rights impacts of algorithmic systems. Submit your comments by 19 August!

The EDRi Brussels office is looking for an intern to support our communications, campaigns and community coordination team. The deadline for applications has been extended until 22 July.

The EDRi office in Brussels is looking for an intern to support our policy team. The closing date for applications is 22 July.

The EDRi office in Brussels is looking for a Communications Intern to work with us starting from September on social media, publications, campaigning, press work, production of written materials, and community coordination. Send your application by 17 July 2019!

Join this year’s BornHack outdoor tent camping festival for hackers, makers, and anyone interested in technology and society – submit a talk, host a workshop, play some music, or volunteer to set up the space!

Our work to defend rights and freedoms online is only possible thanks to regular financial support from donors like you. Donate now!

EDRi is looking for an experienced, strategic and dedicated Head of Policy. The deadline to apply has been extended – send your application by 16 June 2019!

We are looking for an experienced, strategic and dedicated Head of Policy to join our team in Brussels, for a full-time, permanent position. You’re still on time to send us your application – deadline extended until 16 June!

You can help improve transparency and restore civility in elections by installing the Who Targets Me browser extension! This extension records every political ad served to you on Facebook, including the data they used to target you. Not a Facebook user? Not a problem. You can still help by encouraging Facebook users you know to use Who Targets Me.

Our work is only possible thanks to regular financial support from donors. Donate now to ensure that we will be able to continue our defending your rights and freedoms online!

We are looking for an experienced, strategic and dedicated Head of Policy to join our team in Brussels. This is a full-time, permanent position and the start date is expected to be 1 July. Send your application by 21 May 2019!

We are looking for an interim Executive Director to replace our current Executive Director during her maternity leave from mid-July 2019 to mid-January 2020. Closing date for applications is 30 April 2019!

Our work is only possible thanks to regular financial support from donors. By supporting us, you ensure that we will be able to continue defending your digital human rights and freedoms.

Our work is only possible thanks to regular financial support from donors like you. Help us continue to fight for your rights and freedoms online – DONATE NOW!

The final vote on the Copyright Directive will take place soon, and the proposed text on upload filters (Article 13) is the worst we have seen so far. Join the Action Week organised by the free internet community, and help us continue defend your human rights online (https://edri.org/donate/)!

The fight against Article 13 continues. We need to raise our voice for the last time to obtain a more balanced copyright Directive. Contact Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) through the https://pledge2019.eu/ tool ahead of the EU election, and ask them to say no to upload filters!

EDRi’s General Assembly will elect this year three Board members, who will help shape the future of the organisation and the network, and advance our mission to promote and protect human rights in the digital environment. The closing date for applications is 3 March 2019.

Our work is only possible thanks to regular financial support from donors like you. By supporting European Digital Rights (EDRi), you ensure that we will be able to continue defending your digital human rights and freedoms.

Donate now to support our upcoming work for data protection!

We have many new (and old) battles ahead of us – donate today and support EDRi in the fight for digital rights and freedoms!