Directory

About this Directory

We’re often challenged to communicate over surveillance networks, trading privacy for convenience. As a community that values privacy and security, we need accurate and verifiable contacts, whether we intend to share secrets or just chat. We aim to reduce the friction and complexity of such interactions, with this directory serving as a single point of reference for a growing community. Read More…

Get Listed Here

Are you a part of the Information Society Project, YLS, or wider Yale community?

Attend a workshop or sign up for our reading groups, and you can be listed here with your secure contact info.

Guide to this directory
Source code repository

Please contact the Lab Director or Lab Coordinator if you are already familiar with technologies such as PGP/GPG and would like to be listed.

As a member organization of the Electronic Frontier Alliance, we believe that technology should support the intellectual freedom at the heart of a democratic society. In the digital age, that entails advancing:

Free Expression
Security
Privacy
Creativity
Access to Knowledge

Copenhagen Letter

Yale Privacy Lab is a proud signatory of the 2017 Copenhagen Letter:

Tech is not above us. It should be governed by all of us, by our democratic institutions…
Progress is more than innovation… We will open and nourish honest public conversation about the power of technology…
Let us build from trust. Let us build for true transparency. We need digital citizens, not mere consumers…
Design open to scrutiny… We will not tolerate design for addiction, deception, or control…
Let us move from human-centered design to humanity-centered design.

Source code & artwork on Github

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