Our Mission
Our goal is to ensure the internet's evolution is guided by public interest values so that the internet works better for everyone.
Members of the movement will:
Provide structured, helpful collaboration for technology policy advocates worldwide.
Facilitate conversations and establish connections among a diverse range of groups.
Create a shared public interest vision of what a better internet could be—including values, language, and agenda—and share that message through coordinated advocacy, guiding policy work in both local and global contexts.
Create mechanisms and frameworks to drive collective action to realize this public interest vision of a better internet for everyone.
The organizing partners will:
Bring people together in a movement to promote policies that create a better internet for people everywhere.
Collaboratively build a policy agenda that both puts the Movement for a Better Internet on the map and gets us there.
Educate, persuade, and activate those passionate about creating a better internet that puts our communities first.
As a movement, we will:
Form a shared agenda shaped by public interest values to achieve an internet that works best for our communities.
Create a movement hub to facilitate connection and communication among those working to build a better internet.
Guide collaborative advocacy efforts—including campaigns, content, and events—to achieve a better internet for us all.
Join the Movement
Organizations that join the movement will participate in a number of activities and benefits, including:
The opportunity to shape the better internet agenda and guiding public interest values with the global internet advocacy community.
The opportunity to make your voice heard in collaborative meetings, workshops, roundtables, and events while we work together to shape this better internet.
The ability to share your own thought leadership pieces, blog posts, social content, events, and other work, creating an internet for the people.
The ability to engage with a broader, diverse group of civil society and technology policy organizations, advocates, and activists.
The chance to build your reputation, enhance your credibility, and establish connections with the wider community.
The chance to stay informed and move quickly on opportunities to create a better internet.
The opportunity to engage with a larger audience as the movement grows.
The opportunity to benefit from potential funding tied to movement objectives.
