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�鶹��ýIOS’s signature, core defense program provides free, non-legal assistance to individuals whose fundamental civil liberties are violated.

�鶹��ýIOS strategically litigates in courts nationwide to vindicate the First Amendment and due process rights of everyday Americans.

�鶹��ýIOS’s College Policy Reform team works to proactively and systematically challenge campus policies that violate the free speech rights of students and faculty.

�鶹��ýIOS defends your individual rights at the state and federal level by advocating for rights-protective legislation and against bills that would abridge those rights.

Freedom of speech is a human right and a fundamental American freedom.

Educators on college and university campuses must be free to ask tough questions and facilitate learning without the threat of institutional censorship.

Due process demands that authorities provide fair, unbiased, and equitable procedures when determining a person’s guilt or innocence.

Freedom of the press protects the ability of journalists and news media to publish information free from official censorship.

Freedom of assembly is the right of individuals to come together to express shared ideas, and is guaranteed by the First Amendment.

Religious liberty is the right to follow the faith of your choice — or to follow no faith at all.

Freedom of conscience means the right to arrive at one’s private beliefs without being coerced into an artificial unity by those who wield power over us.

The government’s efforts to fight discrimination on campus in the name of Title IX have sometimes overstepped the bounds of the Constitution.