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About NCAC
NCAC's Programs
NCAC and its coalition partners address the entire spectrum of free expression issues facing Americans today. Below is a menu of our programs:
» Arts Advocacy
Addressing threats to the free expression of artists and audiences throughout the United States.
» The Knowledge Project: Science and Censorship
Bringing First Amendment concerns to bear on the debate over politically-motivated distortion and suppression of science research.
» Sex and Censorship
Asserting the right to express and access ideas and information about sexuality, especially in education.
» Censorship in Schools
Providing guidance to students, parents, and educators embroiled in censorship controversies.
» the Youth Free Expression Network (YFEN)
Advocating for the interests of young people, and educating them about their First Amendment rights.
» the Free Expression Network (FEN)
Organizing a broad coalition of free expression advocacy organizations to share information and take joint action.
» NCAC's participating organizations
Representing the spectrum of free expression interests of Americans, the Coalition is comprised of 50 national not-for-profit artistic, religious, labor, educational, and entertainment groups.
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