1A Project

The First Amendment shouldn’t be complicated. But on today’s college campuses, students find themselves constantly fighting for their rights to speak, listen, and learn. That’s why we launched the 1A Project.



Legal battles

SLF holds colleges and universities accountable when they infringe on your 1A rights.

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Resources

We offer dozens of tools and trainings for students like you.

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Contact Us

Need some advice? Reach out to us for training, consultations, and more. 

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Speech First v. Whitten

Speech First v. Whitten

SLF and Young America's Foundation file a Supreme Court amicus brief supporting First Amendment challenge to bias reporting system
Leadership Institute, et al. v. University of New Mexico

Leadership Institute, et al. v. University of New Mexico

SLF files federal lawsuit against the University of New Mexico over unconstitutional security fees related to Riley Gaines event
Moms for Liberty and Young America’s Foundation, et al. v. U.S. Department of Education

Moms for Liberty and Young America’s Foundation, et al. v. U.S. Department of Education

Moms for Liberty and Young America's Foundation, represented by Southeastern Legal Foundation, sue the Department of Education over President Biden's Title IX overhaul.
Westfield State University

Westfield State University

Southeastern Legal Foundation sends a legal demand letter to Westfield State University after its student government association refused to recognize a conservative chapter on campus.

Arming Students with Knowledge

SLF offers weekly training sessions, webinars, and round table discussions to college students throughout the school year. If your student organization is interested in hosting one of our speakers, contact us to submit a request.

For more information, check out our guidebook featuring everyday scenarios you may face–and what to do about them.

“It is our goal to give you the tools to stand up for yourself in this fight for freedom.

And we are ready to assist you every step of the way.”

Kimberly Hermann
SLF General Counsel