The latest news and perspectives from the team at Project Liberty.
This interview was conducted by Project Liberty's Institute as part of its effort to engage academics and build a global alliance for responsible technology to empower individuals and expand economic opportunities.
Stanford joins Georgetown and Sciences Po as founding partners of Project Liberty's Institute to shape technical, ethical and governance infrastructure of the next-generation internet.
An ambitious cross-disciplinary effort is launched to build healthier social networks.
Today’s social media networks are divisive and even dangerous, but they don’t have to be. We can turn them into something positive – and the first step is owning our data.
Project Liberty is welcoming MeWe, a 20-million-member global social network, to the Decentralized Social Networking Protocol (DSNP).
Kalli Giannelos received a grant in 2022 from Project Liberty’s Institute to conduct her research on the digital public sphere. Her paper “Recommendations for a healthy digital public sphere” is accessible here.
Project Liberty’s Institute advances impact research to foster technology for the common good. Kalli Giannelos' research provides actionable recommendations and perspectives to tackle critical challenges in the digital public sphere, making it highly useful in shaping a more responsible, inclusive, and ethical digital society.
There are growing concerns about the effect of social media on young people’s mental health. Do we need more than new laws to fix the problem?
Project Liberty CEO Martina Larkin addresses the moral imperative we have to regulate technology to make it safer for society.
Constance de Leusse from Project Liberty sat down with Wendy Seltzer, an advisor to the Decentralized Social Networking Protocol (DSNP)
From the infrastructure of the Internet itself, to narrower applications such as the Metaverse – the problem of regulation is showing up as an urgent concern. But what if regulation isn’t the only answer?
Project Liberty's transcontinental conversations serve as a beacon guiding the path toward a more ethical, inclusive, and responsible digital society. The consultations held in Kenya revealed meaningful insights.
The consultations took place in Costa Rica in June 2023 with participation from governments, international organizations, industry, investors, technologists, civil society and academia.
This governance brief shows how the social web can become home to a personal data economy that is both fair and empowering for individuals, business and other organizations.
The McCourt Institute submitted inputs on 3 areas of the Global Digital Compact consultation led by the Secretary-General of the United Nations: 1. Avoid internet fragmentation 2. Protect data 3. Apply human rights online.
World Economic Forum-veteran Martina Larkin begins tenure as Project Liberty's first CEO, will lead the nonprofit's comprehensive efforts to create a better internet for all.
Former POLITICO Europe CEO Shéhérazade Semsar-de Boisséson to become McCourt Global CEO, World Economic Forum-veteran Martina Larkin named first CEO of Project Liberty, and former Internet Society VP Constance Bommelaer de Leusse joins Project Liberty's McCourt Institute as Executive Director
New collaboration leverages the power of Polkadot's technology to advance Project Liberty's Decentralized Social Networking Protocol (DSNP) as the core social layer of tomorrow's internet
Through support from Project Liberty, Sciences Po and Georgetown University will award grants to 28 researchers to support 17 projects focused on reimagining ethics, policy and governance for the digital age.
$100 million investment will focus on building a more equitable internet.
We believe a unified, universally accessible, and decentralized social graph is the essential first step in giving the Internet back to society. Let’s build it together.
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