2/10 Frank McCourt, civic entrepreneur and executive chairman of McCourt Global, founded Project Liberty in 2021 out of concern over Big Tech’s control over people’s data. He also co-authored a book titled “Our Biggest Fight: Reclaiming Liberty, Humanity and Dignity in the Digital Age.”

3/10 Project Liberty consists of three main workstreams: Project Liberty Labs, the Project Liberty Alliance, and the non-profit Project Liberty Institute.

4/10 Project Liberty Labs developed technologies such as the Frequency blockchain (www.frequency.xyz) and the Decentralized Social Networking Protocol (DSNP) (dsnp.org) to accelerate the world’s transition to an open, inclusive data economy that puts citizens in control.

5/10 The Project Liberty Alliance consists of over 100 organizations—tech companies, policy groups, impact initiatives, academic institutions, and more—committed to a people-powered internet. This is our ecosystem…and it’s growing. www.projectliberty.io/alliance/

6/10 The non-profit Project Liberty Institute (PLI) and its global partners, including Georgetown University and Stanford University, are the stewards of DSNP, produce research, and facilitate conversations at events focusing on building a healthier tech ecosystem. www.projectliberty.io/institute/

7/10 That’s the 101. Want to join us? If you work for an organization or company you think should be part of The Project Liberty Alliance, fill out this form: airtable.com/appY3s7V5NKg...

8/10 If you are a developer and want to learn more about building on Frequency, go here: www.frequency.xyz#developers

9/10 If you are interested in shaping the future of DSNP, the governance working group is open to everyone. You can join monthly Working Group calls, express interest in becoming a steering committee member, launch a working group, or offer feedback at dsnpfeedback@projectliberty.io.