Freedom of the Press Foundation has received the proceeds from the sale of whistleblower Edward Snowden’s first original NFT artwork, sold at auction today for 2,224 ETH (approximately $5.5 million).
NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden will auction a work of original art as an NFT on Thursday on foundation.app, with 100% of the proceeds of the sale benefitting Freedom of the Press Foundation, the non-profit organization where he has served as president of the board of directors since 2016.
Freedom of the Press Foundation (FPF) is proud to welcome award-winning journalist Wesley Lowery as the newest member of its board of directors.
Freedom of the Press Foundation releases its three-year Strategic Plan, outlining our mission, principles, and beliefs, as well as an overview of our priorities and objectives beginning in 2021.
What we accomplished at Freedom of the Press Foundation in 2019, and how we plan on defending press freedom in 2020.
You can now donate to support Signal, the secure messaging service, directly.
We're opening a Call For Projects, to hear from interested journalistic organizations or individuals that could use a few months of outside technical help on a well-defined project that furthers press freedom or protects journalists and their sources.
Purchase artwork and support Freedom of the Press Foundation at the same time.
Freedom of the Press Foundation releases its 2018 annual report, outlining our projects and programs, highlights of the year, and expansion plans for 2019.
Mainframe, a blockchain company aiming to build censorship resistant communication tools, has generously donated 1000 ETH.
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