NEW YORK — Over the next two weeks, Alphabet (Google), Amazon, Facebook and Twitter shareholders will meet to vote on a range of critical issues. More than any other time in the past decade, activist shareholders have put forth proposals to make these tech giants more accountable to the public. These measures include expanding whistleblower protections at Alphabet, stopping the spread of hate and disinformation at Facebook, and calling for analysis of possible civil- and human-rights violations caused by Amazon's facial-recognition and surveillance technologies. Join us on Mon., May 24, for a discussion with the shareholder advocates and activists driving these efforts. The conversation will focus on corporate best practices on racial justice, human rights and privacy, among other issues. Speakers will explain why they support these proposals and will discuss their plans for building momentum for shareholder activism. Free Press and Open MIC are co-hosting this press briefing.