Community Learning Series: Informational Rights

Curious about your rights when it comes to protesting, freedom of speech, and civic participation? Join us for an informative lecture led by the executive director, as we explore the legal protections and limits surrounding your First Amendment rights.  This program will cover your rights to assemble and protest and the boundaries of free speech in public and private spaces. It also will cover how the law applies to social media and other modern platforms and practical tips for exercising your rights safely and responsibly. Whether you’re a student, activist, or just someone who wants to better understand your civil liberties, this lecture will provide clear, accessible insights into your legal rights and answer your questions about navigating civic engagement in today’s world. Audience: Teens and adults interested in law, civic engagement, or current events. Duration: 60 minutes, including Q&A