Frontlines Foundation began when our founder, Anshi Bhatt, noticed how people in her own community, especially elderly immigrants, were being left behind in the digital age. From fake government websites to AI-powered phone scams, the threats were evolving faster than public awareness. What started as one student offering digital safety workshops quickly grew as others resonated with the cause. Today, Frontlines is a youth-led nonprofit driven by the belief that digital literacy is a basic right, and a powerful tool for protection.

Our mission is to equip vulnerable communities with the knowledge they need to navigate emerging technologies safely. We follow a three branch model: Grassroots Education, Policy, and Research. Each branch works to bridge the digital divide, empowering communities vulnerable to online scams, and promoting digital literacy across generations.