LIBRARY DIGITAL PRIVACY PLEDGE ENDORSEMENTS
Endorsements
These Libraries, Organizations, Publishers, and Enterprises serving the library community have chosen to publicly commit to advancing the digital privacy of library users by endorsing the First Library Digital Privacy Pledge. The goals of the Pledge are to make library services more secure and private by implementing HTTPS. To add your organization to the list, send email to pledge(at)libraryfreedomproject(dot)org.
Membership Organizations
Council on Library and Information Resources (1/1/2016)
Digital Library Federation (1/1/2016)
Digital Public Library of America (6/1/2016)
Metropolitan New York Library Council (1/1/2016)
New Jersey Library Association (7/19/2016)
New York Library Association (3/10/2016)
Public Libraries
Lebanon Public Libraries (1/1/2016)
Millis Public Library (1/1/2016)
Ottawa Public Library | Bibliothèque publique d’Ottawa (1/1/2016)
San Rafael Public Library (1/1/2016)
Academic Libraries
Bielefeld University Library (1/1/2016)
University of California at Davis (1/1/2016)
Publishers/Distributors/Software Vendors
Auto-Graphics, Inc (1/1/2016)
Directory of Open Access Journals (1/1/2016)
Equinox Software, Inc. (1/27/2016)
Internet Archive (1/1/2016)
JSTOR (1/1/2016)
Odilo, LLC (1/1/2016)
Open Library of Humanities (1/1/2016)
StartPage.com and StartMail.com (6/28/2017)
Total Boox (1/21/2016)
Unglue.it (1/1/2016)
Supporting Statements
The details of the Pledge haven’t fit all the ways that organizations and individuals are supporting the goals of the pledge, to make library services more secure and private by implementing HTTPS. To add your statement, post, or link to this list, send email to pledge(at)libraryfreedomproject(dot)org.
Membership Organizations
Digital Public Library of America
Public Libraries
Publishers/Distributors/Software Vendors
Individuals
Gavin Ferriby, University Librarian at Sacred Heart University
James Larue, Director of ALA’s Office for Intellectual Freedom
Sarah Houghton, Director for the San Rafael Public Library
Liz McIntyre, Author and Consumer Privacy Expert