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Reports:
Report:
Education Works Best With Free Exchange of Ideas
The Center and our coalition, Free Exchange on Campus, released
a new report called “Campus Voices.” Throughout the spring,
our staff has been on the ground speaking with faculty and
students in Pennsylvania about the “Academic Bill of Restrictions.”
The report finds that students and faculty learn and teach
best when they have access to a free exchange of ideas, unencumbered
by restrictions. For
more information, read the report.
Toolkits: Faculty toolkit for "Intellectual Diversity" Student toolkit for "Intellectual Diversity" Protect the Free Exchange of Ideas in Your State
Get Expert Help:
The Center for Campus Free Speech can provide a variety of services:
Legal Advice - The Center works with a network of First Amendment
scholars and is happy to provide legal guidance on a wide range of First
Amendment issues.
Organizing Expertise - The Center employs a professional organizer to
work with students, professors, and administrators to run campaigns to defeat
censorship and affirm campus free speech.
Bring the Center to Your Campus - One of the best ways to protect and
to promote free speech on campus is to bring a Center representative to your
college or university. On campus, Center for Campus Free Speech staff can run
trainings on issues ranging from student fees to speech zones to academic
freedom in order to ensure that all students understand their First Amendment
rights and know how to protect those rights.
Legal Representation - In addition to providing legal guidance, the
Center can also help students find legal representation when their free speech
rights have been violated.
To take advantage of any of these services, please contact us at 312-291-0396.
Past Campus Free Speech Debates:
Review our archive of past free speech debates.
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