Project Galileo case studies

The VARC's radio enthusiasts promote the use of amateur radio as a means of emergency preparedness, and they serve parts of Georgia and Florida with critical communication during emergencies, including extreme weather.

The British Beekeepers Association is a charity that represents 25,000 hobbyist beekeepers and aims to raise standards in beekeeping. Founded in 1874, the group is known for their educational programs, lectures, and workshops.

This century-old nonprofit provides cultural education and events, with much of it available for free online. While carrying out its mission to inspire and educate, however, its team has faced security threats from internal and external sources.

The Veterans Brotherhood is an organization designed to prevent veteran suicides through helping veterans with PTSD.

Sin Embargo is a digital newspaper serving readers investigative journalism throughout Mexico.

Musopen provides recordings, sheet music, and textbooks to the public for free, without copyright restrictions.

Information is powerful. The Internet Archive believes that sharing it will provide for a more innovative, more equal future.

Editorial cartoonists are like canaries in the press freedom coal mine.

The biggest threat to Bedayaa is tracking and censorship by the government.

VoteAmerica has a simple yet ambitious goal: mobilize record-breaking voter turnout in the United States. Learn how Project Galileo helps.

The mission of The Trevor Project is to provide powerful support and end suicide among gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and questioning young people.

When DDHQ was named by Twitter one of the seven outlets in the world as an authoritative figure in declaring election results, we had to increase our ongoing efforts to ensure that our site was safe and available for those looking for accurate election results.

Electionland has been described as the largest single-day collaborative journalistic effort ever made. Over 800 journalists participated in fact-checking news gathered from social discovery services and media aggregations.

Diário de Araxá is a newspaper in southern Brazil that seeks to share unbiased information, which is a challenge in a country where journalism is frequently attacked and censored.

Lake County News is an award-winning news agency that covers local government, schools, community groups, and environmental affairs in their northern California county.

Women’s March Global seeks to empower women to advance women’s rights in their local communities and unite grassroots movements worldwide.

Since 1997, the Global Medical Relief Fund has provided children with vital medical care around the world.

"It is difficult to know how to secure your website for the unexpected, and Project Galileo gave us the ability to focus on our work in providing authoritative information to voters to participate in their democracy."

BullyingCanada works to provide direct services to youths and their families to help them resolve bullying situations.

Majal is a nonprofit dedicated to amplifying underrepresented voices and promoting social justice, particularly in the Middle East.

Learn how VOST Portugal managed an influx of traffic during the recent fuel crisis with the help of Project Galileo.

Raissa Robles’ challenge: Publishing controversial stories without being taken offline.

The Interfaith Enlightenment Center was started in 2011 with a mission to provide aid to people in marginalized communities worldwide.

The Reporter is a nonprofit media organization striving to produce in-depth reports, conduct investigative journalism, and track important issues.

WUSC looks to improve education, economics, and opportunities to overcome inequality and exclusion in over 25 countries.

Sarawak Report is a publishing platform covering issues such as land grabs, corruption, and cronyism in Malaysia and beyond.