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Digital safety during protests: a beginner’s guide

By We The People of 305March 11, 2026May 31st, 2026No Comments

Big Brother’s new surveillance tools can identify you and track you by your phone.

Here’s a guide to digital safety when you attend protests.

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    The Flyfisher

    I’m a retired biology professor (ask me about mosquitoes) who served 5 terms in public office as Mayor of South Miami before escaping back to academia. In that time we cleaned up a corrupt and incompetent local government, passed environmental protections and clean energy initiatives, lowered crime by 75%, and sued Gov. DeSantis over his first attempt to subvert our community police department into an arm of ICE.

    I was the first elected official in America to speak openly to the press about impending economic damage from climate change and the need for organized retreat from rising seas, drafting the first national sea level rise policy for the Office of Environmental Policy (OPM) under the Obama White House.

    I never thought of myself as a politician until 2017, when Miami New Times named me as “Best Politician” and Politico magazine named me to the Politico50. What can you do at that point? I’d planned to enjoy retirement fly fishing the Everglades backcountry, but here we are, fighting a totalitarian takeover.

    Either we rise up to keep our country a democracy, or… it’s too horrible to say. So, let’s get to work.

    Flyfisher@WTP305.org

    The Educator

    A consultant in Early Childhood Education, I bring expertise based upon work experience in programs for young children, teaching adults in college and universities, and professional development seminars for organizations.

    My expertise includes early literacy, language learning, adult learning practices, family engagement, and management and leadership topics.

    As a regular presenter and keynote speaker at national, state, and local conferences, I’ve built a reputation for motivational and energizing presentations.

    Educator@WTP305.org

    The Marketer

    I’m a retired marketing exec, mom and grandmother who arrived in Miami to attend UM in the late 70s and never left. I may be retired, but I’ll never quit on The 305.

    My long career in marketing and advertising honed skills as a writer, creative director, manager, trouble-shooter, strategist, but it’s my passion to fit in here, in this marvelously diverse, dynamic city, that drives me still. Miami is home. America is my country. And I will defend it against people who say we’re apathetic and won’t show up for what’s right.

    If my skills and expertise can help connect me to you, and us to others — then we win.

    Marketer@WTP305.org