Mutual aid is not a new concept, but over the past decade, as communities across the globe face increasing threats to their wellbeing and safety—and as surveillance and oppression on communities rise—the importance of mutual aid organizations is growing. This comes as no surprise, as history shows that mutual aid organizations serve as critical community pillars, often in times of need. While there is immense diversity in how mutual aid organizations run and operate, a growing concern is the security of digital infrastructure, especially as many use digital tools to organize, communicate, and disperse aid.  For example, if a mutual aid organization loses access to its email account or payment service, it may not be able to provide support. Moreover, if they’re working in low-income or immigrant communities, protecting the identities of those receiving aid from increasing government surveillance and violence is also critical. Limited time only!…