How can the anti-FISA forces work together more effectively? A good first step is knowing who we are -- and what our various strengths are. [EFF and ACLU have legal expertise; Strange Bedfellows did great fundraising; Get FISA Right is strong on social networks; etc. etc. etc.] Let's start putting together a list ... please add organizations here, either by editing the page or in the comment thread at the bottom of the page.

Organization name URL Major strength Mission Contact
ACLU: aclu.org legal expertise, insight into DC legislative process, media connections membership in national and local chapters
EFF (Electronic Frontier Foundation): eff.org legal expertise, high tech connections; Kevin Bankston
EPIC (Electronic Privacy Information Center): epic.org legal expertise, DC presence, coordinates privacy coalition
Strange Bedfellows (aka Accountability Now): fundraising, blogging presence
CREDO Action
People for the American Way (PFAW)
True Majority
MoveOn: huge mailing list
PCC (People's Campaign for the Constitution): Chip Pitts
BORDC (Bill of Rights Defense Committee): grassroots activism at the local level, Chip Pitts
Center for Constitutional Rights
Get FISA RIght getfisaright.net social network activism, wikis, media visibility,