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#ISPEECH FREE FREE#

Readers Respond: Roderick A.Hateful thoughts and words can lead to harmful actions like the March 2019 terrorist attack on mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand.Readers Respond: USACBI Organizing Collective.Market Forces and the College Classroom: Losing Sovereignty.Academic Freedom Encompasses the Right to Boycott.Boycotts against Israel and the Question of Academic Freedom in American Universities in the Arab World.The Israeli State of Exception and the Case for Academic Boycott.Boycott, Academic Freedom, and the Moral Responsibility to Uphold Human Rights.Palestine, Boycott, and Academic Freedom.Academic Freedom in Principle and Practice.

Academic Freedom in a State-Sponsored African University.Cooking the Goose That Lays the Golden Eggs.Report on the Termination of Ward Churchill.In Response to Ellen Schrecker’s “Ward Churchill at the Dalton Trumbo Fountain”.Graduate Student Academic Freedom and the Apprenticeship Myth.What Do Graduate Employee Unions Have to Do with Academic Freedom?.Biology, Theology, and Academic Freedom.John Ervin Kirkpatrick and the Rulers of American Colleges.The Corporatization of American Higher Education.Institutionalized Attacks on Academic Freedom.Rethinking Academic Traditions for Twenty-First-Century Faculty.Academic Freedom and the Digital Revolution.Hidden (and Not-So-Hidden) New Threats to Faculty Governance.The Demise of Shared Governance at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.Ward Churchill at the Dalton Trumbo Fountain.

#ISPEECH FREE PROFESSIONAL#

The Eroding Foundations of Academic Freedom and Professional Integrity.

The AAUP, Academic Freedom, and the Cold War.

Professionalization as the Basis for Academic Freedom and Faculty Governance.

Distance Education and Intellectual Property.

Academic Freedom, Tenure, and Due Process.

Academic Freedom and Tenure Investigations.

Resources on Copyright, Distance Education, and Intellectual Property.

Gender and Sexuality in Higher Education.

Legislative Interference in Teaching about Race.

Accounting Guidelines for Analysis of Financial Exigency.

Faculty Handbook Policies, Budget Committees, and Budget Principles.

Pandemic Resources: FAQs on AAUP Principles and Standards.

Pandemic Resources: US Government and International.

Pandemic Resources: From Other Organizations.

Pandemic Resources: AAUP Chapter, and State Conference Actions.

Pandemic Resources: FAQs on Remote Teaching and Copyright.

Pandemic Resources: Guidance for Campus Operation.

Academic Freedom and Institutional Matters.

How-to and Success Stories and Policies.

Alexander Meiklejohn Award for Academic Freedom.

Election Guidance for State Conferences.

Good Practices for Chapters & Conferences.

FAQs on Changes to Chapter Elections due to COVID-19.

Forming a Section for Delegate Representation.

Guidance on Electing Chapter and Section Delegates.

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PEN America's Campus Free Speech Guide for faculty, staff, and students provides practical, principled guidance for how campuses can best remain open to all voices. Read the report here.įree speech has become a flashpoint for controversy on campuses across the United States. The talking points can be used for one-on-one conversations with colleagues, students, and legislators.Ī 2018 report by the AAUP's Committee on Government Relations, Campus Free-Speech Legislation: History, Progress, and Problems, examines the context and content of the “campus free-speech” movement, tracks its influence within state legislatures, and draws conclusions concerning the best ways to respond to it. Use the script below when contacting your legislators about “campus free-speech” legislation. “Campus Free-Speech” Legislation Phone Script Most "campus free-speech" legislation introduced in state legislatures in recent years has been drafted from model bills produced by the Goldwater Institute.įive Actions to Take on “Campus Free-Speech” LegislationĬonsider taking one of the following actions to challenge “campus free-speech” legislation in your state. "Campus Free-Speech” Legislation: A Primer Conservative claims that free speech is at risk of disappearing from college campuses have served as a pretext for imposing punitive approaches to regulating and monitoring campus activities, undermining the institutional autonomy of public higher education institutions. The AAUP has developed a toolkit to address legislative interference, typically at the state level, with free speech on campus.