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LGBT Tech is diverse team of experts supporting LGBTQ+ communities

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LGBT Tech is a diverse team of experts from multiple backgrounds that belong to the LGBTQIA+ community. Grounded in empirical research, we develop programs and resources that support LGBTQ+ communities and work to educate organizations and policy makers on the unique needs LGBTQ+ individuals face when it comes to tech.

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LGBT Tech is disappointed that the California State Senate has voted to advance AB 1709 to the Governor’s desk, legislation which risks making the remedy to youth online safety broader than the problem.
LGBT Tech is disappointed that the California State Senate has voted to advance AB 1709 to the Governor’s desk, legislation which risks making the remedy to youth online safety broader than the problem.
Platforms have a responsibility to address real harms, and LGBTQ+ youth deserve online spaces that are safer, more accountable, and more responsive to their needs. But safety cannot be defined so narrowly that it comes at the expense of access, privacy, autonomy, and community. Accordingly, LGBT Tech is deeply concerned by certain provisions of Meta’s announced agreement with state attorneys general.
Platforms have a responsibility to address real harms, and LGBTQ+ youth deserve online spaces that are safer, more accountable, and more responsive to their needs. But safety cannot be defined so narrowly that it comes at the expense of access, privacy, autonomy, and community. Accordingly, LGBT Tech is deeply concerned by certain provisions of Meta’s announced agreement with state attorneys general.
LGBT Tech is disappointed by the Commission’s decision to eliminate the national broadcast ownership cap, and oppose the plan to replace this longstanding structural safeguard with case-by-case review.
LGBT Tech is disappointed by the Commission’s decision to eliminate the national broadcast ownership cap, and oppose the plan to replace this longstanding structural safeguard with case-by-case review.

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The LGBTQ+ Digital Landscape

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Encryption, Privacy, & Security

Online Platforms & Content Moderation

Youth Safety & Access

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