We The People Rise Network

Privacy Policy

Our Commitment

The We The People Rise Network is built on a fundamental principle: your privacy is non-negotiable. We collect the absolute minimum information necessary to operate the network, and we never share, sell, or expose participant data.

What We Collect

Members

  • Username and a name or nickname — How you appear on the site and forum. A nickname is fine
  • Email — Only to confirm your account and reset your password
  • Password — Stored only as a secure hash on our own server
  • Nothing else — No phone, no address, no ZIP code

One account signs you in to this site, the community forum, and YourSpace. It lives on our own server, not with an outside login company.

Volunteers

  • Name and email — Required for coordination
  • ZIP code — For local volunteer coordination
  • Phone — Optional, only if you provide it
  • Role preferences — What you want to help with

Volunteer information is stored securely and used exclusively for network coordination. It is never published, shared with third parties, or made accessible to other participants.

What We Don't Do

  • We do not use tracking cookies or analytics that identify individuals
  • We do not sell or share any data with third parties
  • We do not store IP addresses or browser fingerprints
  • We do not require social media accounts or external logins
  • We do not build profiles on participants

Data Security

All data is encrypted in transit (HTTPS) and at rest. Our systems are self-hosted on infrastructure we control — not on corporate cloud platforms. We cannot be compelled to produce data we do not have.

Your Rights

Members can ask us to delete their account at any time by contacting us through the network. Older participant codes can simply be abandoned.

Volunteers can request removal of their information at any time by contacting us through the network.

Why This Matters

In an era of mass surveillance and data exploitation, we believe that participating in collective action should not require surrendering your privacy. Our minimal data approach is not a limitation — it is a feature. We protect you by simply not having anything to hand over.