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NewseumED Spearheads Educational Ad Campaign
This initiative empowers voters to make informed choices.
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We Should Protest Proposed Restrictions on White House Protests
The National Park Service has proposed new regulations and is considering new fees that thousands fear will dissuade most demonstrators from protesting at the White House.
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The Whereabouts of Missing Journalist Jamal Khashoggi Should Concern Us All
Where is Jamal Khashoggi? In the name of press freedom and what it means to us as citizens of the United States, we not only expect an answer, we demand it.
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Free speech on college campuses is about education, not legislation
Ken Paulson, president of the Freedom Forum Institute’s First Amendment Center, testified at a Congressional hearing on First Amendment rights on college campuses.
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The Freedom Forum Institute Launches New National Education Initiative on Free Speech and Civil Discourse
Support from the Charles Koch Foundation enables national K-12 NewseumED, free speech programming.
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Coming This November —The Power Shift Project’s “Workplace Integrity: Train the Trainers” Workshop
The Power Shift Project’s next workshop will be held on Nov. 14-15, 2018.
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What The Future Holds for Free Speech, Free Press
A public discussion on the state of free speech and a free press will be held at the John Seigenthaler Center, on the Vanderbilt University campus, in Nashville, Tenn.
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Midterms will see first Native American nationwide TV coverage
A record year for the number of Native Americans running for elective office in the United States will also mean another kind of history, a broadcast first.
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Corrections Should Be Seen As Good Things, Not Weapons For Critics
To err is human — but, it would seem, corrections are not seen by many as divine.
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#DefendPressFreedom campaign launched ahead of midterm elections
The Freedom Forum Institute and the Newseum have joined Reporters Without Borders in a campaign to encourage voters to ask their congressional candidates where they stand on press freedom.
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