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ag-gag noun \'ag-gag\ Any bill or law that punishes those who expose abusive conditions on factory farms; verb The act of silencing opposition to the abuse of farmed animals.
Privacy Policy
Farm Forward protects the privacy of visitors to ag-gag.org. The following policies extend to all sites created by Farm Forward.
What information does Farm Forward collect?
We do not collect personal information from our visitors other than what is supplied to us on a voluntary basis.
How does Farm Forward use the information gathered from the above sources?
We use your information to send you details about our programs and activities, and to capture funds donated via our website.
Farm Forward also uses information gathered on our website to improve the functionality and features of our site. We analyze our web traffic in order to measure interest in and use of various areas of our site and use this information to make our site more user-friendly and improve our content.
Finally, information provided when signing the petition at Ag-Gag.org may be treated as public information; while we will not make your street address publicly available, we may transmit it to members of Congress, the President, or other targets specifically noted on the petition page.
Does Farm Forward rent, sell, or trade my information?
Except for petitions you sign on Ag-Gag.org, your information will not be exchanged with organizations, companies or individuals who are not affiliated with Farm Forward. Furthermore, we will never under any circumstances rent or sell your information to others.
Does Farm Forward use cookies on its site?
Our site does use "cookies" on some pages. A cookie is a small piece of data that is placed on a visitor's hard drive when specific areas of our site are accessed. These cookies do not contain or capture any personal information and pose no threat to your computer's hardware or software. We use cookies to enhance the user experience. Visitors can configure their browsers to be alerted when a site is attempting to send a cookie and refuse the cookie, though some Farm Forward pages may not function properly without accepting cookies.
How is information used in Farm Forward newsletter?
You will only receive e-mail newsletters from us if you have expressly signed up to receive them. The information that we gather from subscribers to our mailing lists is not shared with other non-Farm Forward affiliated organizations or companies. While we may send out e-mail messages that include information about these like-minded organizations and companies, we do not provide them with access to any personal information that you have provided.
In order to provide you with better and more relevant information, we compile information about e-mail response and website usage. This information helps us to better understand site usage patterns and also what types of content and information may help improve your user experience on the Farm Forward site.
All e-mail messages sent to e-mail newsletter subscribers contain a link to unsubscribe. You may subscribe to or unsubscribe from all e-mail communication from Farm Forward at any time.
If you have any questions about the Farm Forward newsletter, please e-mail info@farmforward.com.
How does Farm Forward protect your information?
Our site has security measures in place to protect against the loss, misuse, or alteration of the information under our control. Our servers are located in a locked, secure environment.
When you contribute to Farm Forward online, we use a secure server and encryption to protect your financial and other personal information during transmission.
Additional questions?
If you have any questions about our privacy policy, the information that we have collected from you online, the practices of, or your interactions with this site, please e-mail info@farmforward.com.
You can also reach us via U.S. mail:
Farm Forward
PO Box 4120
Portland, OR 97208
We do not share the information you've given us with unaffiliated groups without your explicit permission. For petitions, letters to the editor, and surveys you've signed or completed, we treat your name, city, state, and comments as public information.
We will not make your street address publicly available, but we may transmit it to members of Congress, the President, or other targets specifically noted on the signup page. We will also use your first name to indicate the latest actions taken on our site, which you can view here.
We will send you updates on this and other important campaigns by email. If at any time you would like to unsubscribe from our email list, you may do so.