Tech Accountability Project2022-08-11T11:12:05+02:00

Tech Accountability Project

Empowering tech workers to hold corporations to account and help ensure the future of tech is in the public’s best interest.

Accountability is essential

Technology has become both essential and integral to every aspect of our lives. The growing dependence of our democracies on technology, and specifically on AI and private tech companies, for innumerable aspects of our day-to-day lives requires an unprecedented level of scrutiny of these industries.

The Tech Accountability Project:

  • Empowers tech workers and allies of tech workers through geographically and sector specific information on their rights and best practices.

  • Supports whistleblowers and conscientious objectors through legal counsel, psychological counsel, safe-housing, press and career support.

  • Investigates wrongdoing committed by powerful interests in the tech industry by coordinating media organizations.

  • Advocates for greater overall tech accountability through partnerships with coalitions of agencies, activists, and associations.

Get Involved

The Signals Network’s Tech Accountability Project is working together in a unique partnership with Amnesty International to hold the tech sector accountable. If you’re interested in working together, get in touch.

Amnesty International

Tech Workers

Share your questions and concerns securely to help inform our work .

Work with us to organize events and create resources to support your movement.

Refer sources in tech to us to receive legal, psychological and other support. Also, come join our network of journalists to coordinate stories on whistleblower revelations.

Support whistleblowers in need and join our community of experts.

Coordinate campaigns with TSN to message our network, work with media, develop products, and other actions.

Fund TSN’s support for people who risk everything to protect the public interest.

The Tech Worker Handbook

Explore the Handbook

A collection of resources for tech workers looking to make more informed decisions about whether to speak out on issues in the public interest.

Tech Accountability Project Resources

Learn more about our work to hold accountable through our support of whistleblowers and journalists.

The Signals Network is a recognized 501c3 nonprofit organization in the United States.

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Knight Foundation

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