Access Now is a non-profit organization based in the United States, established in 2009, that focuses on defending and extending digital rights for individuals and communities at risk. The organization engages in a variety of activities, including direct technical support, strategic advocacy, grassroots grant-making, and organizing events such as RightsCon, which promotes a human rights agenda in the digital technology landscape. Access Now's published documents highlight its commitment to addressing the implications of digital technologies on human rights. For instance, its report on the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) examines the law's enforcement challenges and the ongoing issues related to privacy and data protection. Additionally, Access Now offers guides, such as the toolkit for humanitarian procurement in the digital age, which aims to provide frameworks for utilizing technology responsibly within humanitarian contexts. The organization collaborates with local actors to ensure that the governance and development of digital technologies align with human rights principles, particularly in regions where such rights are under threat.