Help us make a Hashtag Mosaic, and show us what the First Amendment means to you! Take pics, post them on Instagram or Twitter using #isufirst, and get souvenir prints on Central Campus. Your photos may become part of our First Amendment mosaic.
FIRST Up is a monthly opportunity to chat about current trends in media, especially First Amendment issues.
Explore the meaning of belonging through art in a session led by Ally Karsyn on Siouxland Public Media. *This activity is part of First Amendment Days. Now in its 16th year, First Amendment Days celebrates the five freedoms protected by the First Amendment: religion, speech, press, assembly and petition. It’s organized by Greenlee’s First Amendment … Continue reading Free Expression Through Artmaking – First Amendment Days 2018
Ally Karsyn of Siouxland Public Media and Emily Blobaum of the Iowa State Daily will be honored and present their work.
This workshop is designed to train campus and community leaders as First Amendment activists. Upon completion, participants will be able to return to their schools and communities equipped with ideas to create their own exciting and creative events to celebrate the First Amendment and educate others about its five freedoms. Registration is required.
Experience a society without the First Amendment in this interactive march around Central Campus.
In this facilitated talk that explores a First Amendment topic, explore how panelists are using their platforms to raise awareness.
In this facilitated talk that explores a First Amendment topic, learn how journalists make tough news judgments.
You are invited to FIRST Up, a monthly opportunity to chat about current trends in media, especially First Amendment issues. Join Greenlee Director Dr. Angela Powers and Julie Roosa, adjunct assistant professor specializing in the First Amendment. Bring your lunch and we’ll bring dessert!
All are invited to FIRST Up, a monthly opportunity to chat about current trends in media, especially First Amendment issues. Join Greenlee Director Angela Powers and Julie Roosa, adjunct assistant professor specializing in the First Amendment.