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Public Interest Registry
Technology, Information and Internet
Reston, Virginia 6,337 followers
Unlocking global potential through Three Letters that Change the World. We are the people behind .ORG!
About us
Public Interest Registry is a not-for profit organization, proud to operate the .ORG domain. Over 11.2 million mission-driven organizations, individuals, and businesses from around the world, use .ORG to advance their missions. Driven by our mission, our team of passionate, talented experts believe that collaboration and focusing on our values is the way drive our success. In recent years, PIR has expanded its .ORG family of domains to provide more flexibility to showcase their work to make the world a better place through the additions of .CHARITY, .FOUNDATION, .GIVES, .GIVING, .NGO, and .ONG. At PIR, our people make a difference to countless organizations around the globe daily. Development, wellness, and solid benefits for our employees and their families is a top priority. And that translates into a great place to work.
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http://pir.org
External link for Public Interest Registry
- Industry
- Technology, Information and Internet
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Reston, Virginia
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2002
- Specialties
- Marketing, Internet Policy, Product Management, Finance, Operations, Customer Care, Compliance, Domains, Sales, Channel Management, Nonprofit, and Legal
Employees at Public Interest Registry
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11911 Freedom Dr
10th Floor, Suite 1000
Reston, Virginia 20190, US
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Public Interest Registry reposted this
Our panel at #TrustCon today brought together leaders from Amazon Web Services (AWS), Public Interest Registry, and VERISIGN to examine the roles that different parts of the internet infrastructure ecosystem can play in protecting children online. Several themes emerged: • Different layers of the internet infrastructure ecosystem have different responsibilities, capabilities, and constraints. • Responses are more effective when people direct clear, actionable information to the organization with the relevant control point. • No single provider or layer can address abuse alone. Coordination across platforms, infrastructure providers, trusted flaggers and law enforcement is essential. • Collaboration and standardized approaches help improve the quality, speed, and effectiveness of abuse response. Thank you to our panelists Alina King, Keith Drazek, and Jeffrey S. Collins, and to moderator Rita F., for sharing their perspectives. #TrustCon2026 #TrustAndSafety #ChildSafety #OnlineSafety
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“Modern technology has both given us a taste for direct communication and filled our feeds with advertising and AI generated content. People are hungry for real voices and genuine connection." Our Engagement Director Mica Miro shares this insight in a new article, Letting Go of the Lens. In this article, Mica and our Asia Program Director, Geoanna Corneby share how Green Empowerment is shifting storytelling power back to local voices. By training community members in Sabah, Malaysia to film, conduct interviews, and direct their own stories, we’re moving beyond traditional media approaches to center authentic voices and local leadership. A huge thank you to Public Interest Registry for supporting and amplifying this pilot project! 👉 Read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/ebCqRSZD Public Interest Registry, Tonibung - TObpinai NIngkokoton koBUruon kampuNG, PACOS Trust, Third Rice Culture (TRC) Media Productions. | #CommunityLedStorytelling #LocalLeadership #GlobalDevelopment
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Preventing burnout at your nonprofit requires more than just pizza parties and managing workloads. Judy Song-Marshall from Public Interest Registry shares how their nonprofit is reducing burnout by supporting the whole person: https://lnkd.in/e8nFpifF
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At the start of July, we took a group of young people from Edinburgh, London, and Birmingham to Silverstone and the Goodwood Festival of Speed, in partnership with Mission 44, to get them up close to the world of motorsport. It tied the work we've done together on the Ignite Programme directly to the industry, turning it into a real, accessible career goal for all of them. At Silverstone, they got hands-on with workshops from IBM and Arduino, toured the Scuderia Ferrari HP garage, and got meet the designers of the LEGO Education go-karts used for the Drivers' Parade. Our Programme Lead, Thomas J. also joined a panel alongside PIR’s CMO, Judy Song-Marshall to discuss the First Lap campaign filmed with some of those same pupils back in March, and debuted a longer version of the film which you can see here: https://lnkd.in/edpERqE4 At Goodwood, they got up close to some of the coolest cars on the planet, met Jess Hawkins from Aston Martin F1 Team ahead of her run up the famous hill, and explored the festival grounds. That's the whole point of Ignite: using motorsport as a way into STEM careers for young people who might not otherwise have pictured themselves there. None of it would be possible without our partners at Mission 44. Very proud of what we're building, and have built, at AFBE-UK, and grateful to everyone who helps make trips like this happen. #AFBEUK #Mission44 #IgniteProgramme #Formula1 #Silverstone #GoodwoodFestivalOfSpeed #STEM #Engineering #Motorsport #FutureEngineers #STEMCareers #InspiringTheNextGeneration #DiversityInSTEM #Education #YouthEmpowerment
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Hunger doesn't take weekends off, and neither does Food For Thought Denver. In this Spotlight Session, Bob Bell, Founder of Food For Thought Denver, shares how the organization is helping thousands of children facing food insecurity by providing weekend meals through a simple, community-powered model. His story highlights the power of volunteers, partnerships, and a shared commitment to ensuring every child has the nourishment they need to succeed. Watch the conversation here: https://lnkd.in/eGUD6DvX
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How do you create lasting change for survivors of human trafficking? In our latest Spotlight Session, hear from Aaboo Varghese, Founder & Executive Director of Purnata, a 2025 .ORG Impact Awards finalist and #ORGinAction, about their holistic approach to supporting survivors through safe housing, education, employment opportunities, and long-term care. Discover how investing in dignity, opportunity, and community can help break the cycle of exploitation and what other mission-driven organizations can learn from their approach. Watch the session: https://lnkd.in/gP6AUfBi
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Public Interest Registry reposted this
Earlier this year, the name.com team had the opportunity to volunteer with Food For Thought Denver, helping pack PowerSacks for local kids facing weekend hunger. We're proud to support an organization making a real difference in our Denver community—and one that's building its mission on a .ORG domain. Learn more about Food For Thought and why we chose to feature them as our latest customer spotlight: https://lnkd.in/gYJSk5V6
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The NetBeacon Institute provides free tools that help the Internet community identify, report, measure, and mitigate DNS Abuse. From centralized abuse reporting with NetBeacon Reporter to transparent analytics through NetBeacon MAP, NetBeacon is empowering registries, registrars, researchers, and policymakers with actionable data. Together, we can make the Internet more secure for everyone. Learn more: https://netbeacon.org
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Join us for our Tech for Good Learning Series co-sponsored with NTEN and discover practical insights on how technology can help advance social impact. Whether you're looking to learn from experts, explore new ideas, or connect with others working in the nonprofit space, this session is designed to help you put technology to work for good. Register today: https://lnkd.in/eeEWPj9M #TechForGood #NonprofitTech
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