Democracy Security Project

The Democracy Security Project is a one-stop-shop for security, safety, and training for anyone facing threats, harassment, or political violence.

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📢 Join the Democracy Security Project for an important conversation on misinformation, disinformation, and the future of our digital information ecosystem.

🗓️June 11, 2026
⏰5PM EST
📍 Register here:https://t.co/AEkUqFqKCq

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Signal is adding new anti-phishing protections after scammers reportedly impersonated “Signal Support” to compromise accounts.

Even encrypted apps can be targets.

The best defense: Pause before clicking, linking devices, or sharing codes.

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Threats & harassment are driving election officials out, weakening democracy ahead of 2026. Protecting civil servants, officials, & volunteers is essential. Democracy needs the people who uphold it. You're not alone. We're here to help.
https://t.co/lHziYlLz0W

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Joining a peaceful protest or rally near you today?

Know how to stay safe and make your voice heard—before, during, and after.
📋 Download or print our protest guide to take with you
🤝 Commit to nonviolent action

Download now: https://t.co/HvtF4XogJu
#StaySafeStayStrong

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📰"We have your back."
Our co-founders are in the @nytimes today on the "cloud of political violence" in American politics & how we're helping pro-democracy leaders run safely in 2026.
Nearly 10K people served. Never turned anyone away.
Read & share: https://t.co/OKCICrAIVF

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Five years after January 6th, our message remains clear: political violence has no place in democracy.

A safe republic requires all of us to defend institutions, civic and cultural, promote and ensure peaceful elections, and reject intimidation.

Democracy over violence. Always.

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We are so proud to stand alongside everyone working to protect & expand democracy. Your courage, persistence, and commitment to staying engaged continues to inspire us.

We’re honored to be a resource for you and your work, and we’ll continue to stand with you in the year ahead.

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As 2025 comes to a close, we’re filled with gratitude. This year was hard—but people showed up anyway. We’re proud to stand with everyone working to defend democracy.

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Wishing you and yours a peaceful holiday season.

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If you trained with DSP or leaned on our resources this year, we want your input. Help shape what comes next!

Reply to this message and tell us what safety or security concern feels most important for you as you look ahead to 2026.

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Nonprofit Safety and Security: Protecting Our People, Data, and Organizations in a Time of Unprecedented Threat https://t.co/H0qpHZ5xGW @DemocracySecPro #nonprofits

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🇺🇸🗳️ You have a right to feel safe every day, including Election Day.

If you’re serving as a canvasser, poll worker, or election-day volunteer, we’ve got you covered. Check out these key steps to help you stay safe and protected before, during, and after the polls close.

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Joining a protest near you? Know how to stay safe and make your voice heard — before, during, and after the event.
Video By: Norberto Briceño
#NoKings #ProtestSafely #StaySafeStayStrong

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Heading to a protest, rally, or march this weekend?

Know your rights. Stay safe. Protect your people.

🛡️ Free protest safety resources → https://t.co/8n2e5NctRQ

#ProtestSafely #StaySafeStayStrong

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Our thoughts are with Charlie Kirk, his family, and everyone who was impacted today by the attack at Utah Valley University. We hope everyone in the U.S. joins with us to reject political and gun violence.

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DC. LA. America: You MUST know your rights and practice them when engaging with law enforcement.

Tap and save these images to your phone, or print our protest guide to take with you.

https://t.co/HvtF4XogJu

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📲 Turn off your Instagram location on Android:

1) On your phone's home screen, find the Instagram app
2) Press and hold the app icon
3) Tap App Info
4) Hit Permissions, then Location
5) Set to “don’t allow” or “ask every time” if you only want to share on a case by case basis

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IMPORTANT: Instagram’s latest update can show your exact location to all your followers.

Check your app’s settings to make sure you’re not unknowingly sharing your location.👇

https://t.co/pZ826Ngr7I

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📲 Turn off your Instagram location on iPhone:

1) Open settings and scroll down to apps
2) Scroll down and tap Instagram
3) Tap Location
4) Set location access to “Never,” or “Ask Next Time" if you want to share on a case by case basis

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Candidates who are LGBTQ+, women, or people of color face even greater risks in a climate of escalating political violence.

DSP is here to provide training and support to anyone facing these rising threats. If you need help, reach out: https://t.co/aaokp1YhXM

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Rising political violence raises safety questions for LGBTQ candidates, officeholders https://t.co/FMEtb8RVbG