Public Knowledge is a nonprofit technology policy organization based in Washington, D.C. Its work focuses on promoting freedom of expression, maintaining an open internet, and expanding access to affordable communications tools and creative works.
The organization engages in advocacy and research across a range of technology policy areas, including broadband access, net neutrality, spectrum policy, platform regulation, trustworthy AI, copyright reform, and content moderation. It works with Congress, federal agencies such as the FCC and NTIA, and the White House, alongside the broader public interest community.
Public Knowledge operates the PKTrains program, which provides training and professional development for emerging policy professionals interested in public interest technology advocacy. The organization's activities center on coalition building and representation of the public interest within technology policy debates.
