One-Stop Shop for Net Neutrality Action
The battle over the future of the Internet is a power grab that pits well-heeled lobbyists, corrupt legislators, phony front groups and the world’s most powerful telecommunications companies against the rest of us — the millions of Americans who use the Internet every day, in increasingly inventive ways.
Policymakers are public officials, and it’s their job to serve the public interest. You can play an important role by helping spread the word about Net Neutrality, meeting face to face with elected officials and urging them to protect the open Internet.
Here are some ways to have an impact:
In-District Meetings
- How to ‘Lobby’ Your Elected Official on Net Neutrality
Setting up a face-to-face meeting with your members of Congress - Talking Points for Your In-District Meeting
A helpful discussion guide for your meeting with elected representatives - Tell Us About Your Meeting
An easy online tool to report back about your conversation with your member of Congress. - Print Out a Sign
Whether you're attending a rally or want to show support for Net Neutrality in your community, you'll need a sign. Print ours and distribute it widely!
Resources and Tools
- Download a Flier
Print our handy flier and get your friends to tell the Senate to vote "no" on the resolution of disapproval of Net Neutrality. - Saving the Internet — A History
Follow the interactive timeline of the netroots battle for an open Internet - Follow us on Twitter and Facebook
Thousands of online activists are using the Internet to save the Internet. Join the movement by following us on Twitter and Facebook.
Reports
- Debunking Industry Myths in the Net Neutrality Debate
The phone and cable lobbies keeps digging up old myths to smother the open Internet. - Corruption Road
Learn how corporate money and Astroturf groups pollute media policy.
