Privacy is essential for freedom.

Imagine living in a world where every conversation, every action, every thought is under the watchful eyes of someone else. This is not a dystopian future; it's the reality for billion of people today. At The Ludlow Institute, we're fighting for freedom in this landscape.

The Ludlow Institute is not your typical technology research and media institute. Tech may be our lens, but our mission goes far beyond the latest gadgets and gizmos. We don't review the speed or features of the latest computer hardware; instead, we use technology to uphold and preserve the most fundamental human rights.

Our institute is a beacon of freedom in a world increasingly under surveillance. People often overlook how significantly the world has changed in the past decade due to technology, specifically, the internet. This battlefield of the future is where we're currently losing our most precious liberties.

The Ludlow Institute takes a practical approach in fighting to protect people in the digital age. We're on the frontlines, equipping our community with the tools they need to reclaim their freedom. From teaching people how to bypass internet censorship, supporting privacy in communication during conflicts, to advocating the use of decentralized platforms and currencies, we're making a difference one tool, one person, at a time.

We want to ensure that people don't have to wait until their freedoms are in jeopardy before learning how to protect them. They can reclaim their freedom now, and The Ludlow Institute’s mission is to show them how.

The Ludlow Institute is on the frontline of practical freedom. We're making a real, positive impact in people's lives, and we want to do whatever we can to continue to empower individuals around the world.



Naomi Brockwell
President and Founder, The Ludlow Institute