NCAC condemns Rep. Andy Harris for threatening student reporter Cat Murphy with arrest for recording him. The First Amendment ...

Corporate courage is contagious. Companies that stand up for free speech protect both democracy and their bottom line.

In April, NCAC drafted a letter in response to a Pennsylvania school's decision to remove Jeanette Walls’ The Glass Castle from the ninth grade reading list at West Allegheny High School in ...

In communities across the country, an organized political attack on books in schools threatens the education of America’s children. These ongoing attempts to purge schools of books represent a ...

Cartoonist Stephen Pastis, creator of the popular comic Pearls Before Swine, announced on his Facebook yesterday that his July 27 strip was pulled by syndicators and newspapers for being overly ...

New York, NY– Don’t Delete Art, a virtual gallery and campaign from an international coalition of artists and free expression organizations, has created the first comprehensive resource for artists to ...

The Free Expression Educators Handbook contains practical tools and advice for managing book challenges and censorship controversies in schools and school libraries. The handbook, created by NCAC in ...

With the gangsta rap group N.W.A biopic Straight Outta Compton is topping the box office for the second week in a row, moviegoers are getting a peek at a particularly notable moment in the history of ...

NEW YORK – The National Coalition Against Censorship (NCAC), an alliance of 59 national non-profit organizations, today announced that Lee Rowland, the policy director at the New York Civil Liberties ...

January 23, 2025 — Today, the National Coalition Against Censorship (NCAC) expressed alarm at Chicago city councilmembers’ attempts to censor political artwork on view in an exhibition at the Chicago ...

NEW YORK – In celebration of International Day of the Girl, First Lady Jill Biden will honor Julia Garnett, a 17-year-old Student Advocates for Speech (SAS) leader from Hendersonville, Tennessee.

In a case seen as a test of whether text-only fiction can be considered legally obscene, Thomas Alan Arthur has been indicted on seven counts of obscenity-related crimes for hosting an erotic fiction ...