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Students, schools and free speech in the age of the Internet was the theme of the 2011 First Amendment Conference, held Oct. 24, 2011 at Saint Joseph College in West Hartford. The annual conference,...
Students, schools and free speech in the age of the Internet was the theme of the 2011 First Amendment Conference, held Oct. 24, 2011 at Saint Joseph College in West Hartford. The annual conference,...
Panelists at the annual Banned Books Reading included Hartford Councilman Luis Cotto, author Susan Schoenberger, Dr. Kerry Driscoll of Saint Joseph College, Capital Preparatory Magnet School students...
Panelists at the annual Banned Books Reading included Hartford Councilman Luis Cotto, author Susan Schoenberger, Dr. Kerry Driscoll of Saint Joseph College, Capital Preparatory Magnet School students...
Every year hundreds of attempts to remove books from classrooms and libraries are reported in the United States, and the American Library Association estimates that four or five times as many attempts go...
Every year hundreds of attempts to remove books from classrooms and libraries are reported in the United States, and the American Library Association estimates that four or five times as many attempts go...
The U.S. Constitution turns 224 on Saturday, Sept. 17, and the American Civil Liberties Union of Connecticut is marking the occasion with several days of educational programs and presentations.
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The U.S. Constitution turns 224 on Saturday, Sept. 17, and the American Civil Liberties Union of Connecticut is marking the occasion with several days of educational programs and presentations.
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"Secular discussion of religious material is possible and rewarding," prize-winning student Connor Harris wrote, "but it requires teachers to be sensitive to constitutional concerns [and] their students'...
"Secular discussion of religious material is possible and rewarding," prize-winning student Connor Harris wrote, "but it requires teachers to be sensitive to constitutional concerns [and] their students'...
Charlotte Dillon, a student at the Hotchkiss School in Lakeville, is winner of the $1,000 Ethel S. Sorokin prize in this year's ACLU/CFAR essay contest. Her prize was awarded by state Supreme Court Justice...
Charlotte Dillon, a student at the Hotchkiss School in Lakeville, is winner of the $1,000 Ethel S. Sorokin prize in this year's ACLU/CFAR essay contest. Her prize was awarded by state Supreme Court Justice...