We expose digital harm to hold tech companies accountable. From the public square to the courts and legislatures around the world, we take on powerful interests and demand that people’s safety comes before profits.
Digital harms are constantly evolving, but so are we. See what’s happening now and discover how to act.
As Big Tech faces a social reckoning with growing legal and regulatory pressures, CCDH is announcing a new identity, expanding international operations, and welcoming a Meta whistleblower to the team.
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New York’s highest court will decide whether algorithm design can be put on trial. CCDH is getting involved.
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A federal judge dismissed CCDH CEO Imran Ahmed’s lawsuit seeking to prevent the Trump administration from detaining and deporting him over his work on online safety.
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The EU is putting Big Tech’s risk assessments to the test. Here’s what 2026 DSA enforcement reveals about children’s safety and addictive design.
Read moreResearch is only the beginning. We turn evidence into public pressure, policy change, and real accountability for some of the world’s most powerful companies.
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Before harms spill into our homes and communities, they gather momentum online. That puts digital safety at the heart of some of the biggest issues shaping our lives today.
AI is reshaping our lives faster than safeguards can keep up. Our most powerful technology needs regulation and accountability.
Get up-to-date research on how digital harm takes shape, who profits, and what needs to change.
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Abuse and anti-migrant rhetoric against Members of the European Parliament surged on Facebook and Instagram after the Return Regulation vote. Read CCDH's research.
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YouTube improved protections for teens from harmful eating disorder videos after regulation. But CCDH’s new research shows it isn't enough.
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