People United for Privacy defends the right of every American to stand with the causes they believe in without fear of intimidation or retribution.
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Michigan's Prop 2 would weaponize enforcement of campaign laws and silence key civic voices.
@HeatherLauer explains in @detroitnews:
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Despite achieving a stellar record in the states in 2026, trouble is on the horizon for donor privacy and civic engagement heading into 2027. unitedforprivacy.com/2026-po…
Lawmakers aren't helpless to stop political violence and doxing. Privacy reforms are ready and waiting to help make civic engagement safer. unitedforprivacy.com/address…
The Supreme Court is generally strong on donor privacy and the First Amendment. But a gaping exception for campaign finance laws is slowly swallowing free speech around the country. unitedforprivacy.com/alaska-…
When groups that speak about public policy are forced to expose their donors *and* their donors' donors, countless nonprofit voices self-censor to avoid a compliance nightmare.
Beware "original source" disclosure: unitedforprivacy.com/donor-d…
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In about two hours, I’ll be chatting with my colleagues Matt Nese and Alex Baiocco about their excellent analysis of the 2026 state legislative session for nonprofits and donors. Join us! events.zoom.us/ev/AtHaHh7JAQ…
Montana I-194 doesn't shift power from big guys to little guys. It shifts power from groups to individuals, leaving an even more stratified political landscape in its wake.
New from @HeatherLauer in @bozchron: bozemandailychronicle.com/op…
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I-194 won’t get money out of Montana politics. Wealthy donors and super PACs can still spend unlimited sums, while everyday Montanans lose the ability to pool their resources and speak out. This is a gift to the political elite. My op-ed in @bozchron.
bozemandailychronicle.com/op…
No state passed legislation directly forcing nonprofits to expose donors in 2026, despite 172 problematic bills in 42 states, PUFPF finds. unitedforprivacy.com/2026-po…
Join us next week for a discussion about threats to nonprofit advocacy and donor privacy in the 2026 legislative session and beyond. events.zoom.us/ev/AtHaHh7JAQ…
Despite rising political violence and doxing, one of the nation’s most invasive surveillance laws targeting Americans’ associations and speech continues to wreak havoc. unitedforprivacy.com/donor-d…
NEW: Michigan's Prop 2 aims a punch at utilities and government contractors, but it lands on issue-focused nonprofits and free speech. unitedforprivacy.com/pufp-an…
Read PUFP's full analysis here: unitedforprivacy.com/mop-up-…
Four years after Prop 211 passed in Arizona, courts still have not come to the rescue of free speech and privacy in association. unitedforprivacy.com/donor-d…
What Nonprofits and Donors Need to Know From the 2026 State Legislative Session
Join us virtually on October 14 to review the top threats and biggest opportunities facing nonprofit advocacy and donor privacy in the states. events.zoom.us/ev/AtHaHh7JAQ…
Can you imagine the civil rights movement without the NAACP? The gun rights movement without the NRA? A labor rights movement without unions?
The "Corporate Power Reset" would eviscerate the role of private associations in American civic life. unitedforprivacy.com/the-cor…
Join us October 14 to hear all about the most important developments and trends for nonprofit donor privacy in the 2026 legislative session.
Register now: events.zoom.us/ev/AtHaHh7JAQ…
2026 showcased a stellar defense of nonprofit donor privacy, but cracks are visible beneath the surface.
Learn more in @UniteForPrivacy's Post-Session Report: unitedforprivacy.com/2026-po…
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We don't lose speech rights when we join together. Yet the "corporate power reset" would punish nonprofits, unions, and advocacy groups for speaking. Via @dcexaminer, @InstFreeSpeech's Tiffany Donnelly explains why it's censorship by another name: washingtonexaminer.com/resto…
NEW: No state successfully passed legislation directly forcing nonprofits to expose donors in 2026, despite 172 problematic bills in 42 states, @UniteForPrivacy finds. unitedforprivacy.com/report-…
Nonprofits and donors achieved a stellar record defending First Amendment rights in 2026, but existential threats are percolating and the political landscape is growing more complex. unitedforprivacy.com/2026-po…
Hear from the authors of @UniteForPrivacy's 2026 Post-Session Report at our Lunch & Learn webinar on October 14: events.zoom.us/ev/AtHaHh7JAQ…