Topic - Napa Legal Institute

The institute said faith-based organizations focused on cultural or policy issues run the greatest risk of de-platforming, that such groups often receive little — if any — explanation for why they were censored, and that public pressure and media attention have resulted in some organizations regaining their digital access. 

Tech cracks down on faith-based groups at rate of 1 per week in 2021: report →

The group said that scores for religious freedom and regulatory freedom in each state are combined to yield an overall total.

Alabama, Texas, best states for religious nonprofits, Maryland next-to-last, study finds →