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Spaces for Wednesday's spring Members-Only Speakeasy filled up FAST! But be on the lookout—EFF has more online gatherings coming your way.

Thanks to all of the Internet freedom supporters who make our work possible. eff.org/event/spring-m…
We're excited to meet and hang out with some of our members today at 5 PM PDT. If you registered for our Spring Speakeasy, make sure to check your email inbox for the call details! eff.org/event/spring-m…
One hour to go! To all of our members that registered for our Spring Speakeasy, we'll see you soon. eff.org/event/spring-m…
Our spring Members-Only Speakeasy has just begun and we're learning about the Atlas of Surveillance research project! If you're registered, check your email for call details eff.org/event/spring-m…
Thanks to all of our members who came to our Speakeasy tonight! We had a blast and can't wait to do more virtual events in the future.
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