Free Resources
Posters, bookmarks, presentations, and more resources to help with teaching and promoting information democracy, privacy, and intellectual freedom.
All resources are licensed CC-BY-NC (NC in an attempt to avoid AI slop).
→ “Why can’t I stop looking at my phone?” Explainer on tech addiction
→ Critical AI talking points
→ Data privacy best practices tipsheet
→ Avoiding digital scams tipsheet | En Español
→ All about data brokers
→ Privacy 101: ad-blocking quarter-sheet
→ Privacy 101: fundamentals quarter-sheet
→ Privacy 101: avoiding scams quarter-sheet (2-sided)
→ Privacy 101: permissions quarter-sheet
→ Privacy 101: data minimization quarter-sheet
→ Privacy 101: messaging basics half-sheet
→ Remove AI search result
→ Is Signal safe? (viral post response)
→ Facial recognition basics flyer | En Español
→ Facial recognition basics poster | En Español
→ What is a cookie? flyer | En Español
→ Anti-Amazon Ring flyer
→ AI Ethics explainer – bookmark outlining the basics of many ethical issues with Artificial Intelligence
→ From the Ocean to Your Computer – bookmark about internet hardware, resource consumption, and governance
→ Privacy book recs: sci-fi and speculative fiction – recommended readings in the sci-fi realm!
→ Privacy Mini Modules – a series of mini privacy modules
→ Privacy Mini Modules Facilitator’s Guide
The Finsta Project: a zine series for youth to understand Big Data issues*
→ Finsta issue 1*
→ Finsta issue 2*
→ Finsta issue 3*
→ Threat modeling zine
→ Passwords zine
→ Scams and fraud zine
Anti-doxxing in academia toolkit:
→ Preventative measures against doxxing
→ Emergency protocols against doxxing – for those experiencing it right now
→ Advice for institutions and advocates in supporting at-risk scholars
→ Talking points for communicating with admin about doxxing
→ Protect yourself from abuse poster – advice for dealing with online abuse, stalking, social engineering
→ Guide to online harassment booklet
→ Stalkerware flyer in English
→ Stalkerware flyer en Español
Sam Buechler
LFP Member
As an academic librarian I’m frequently having to explain to administrators why I won’t collect patron and library use data – LFP has provided me with the knowledge, skills, and community to do this effectively.