- American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).
- The mother of all civil-liberties organizations.
ACLU of Illinois.
- Center for Democracy and Technology (CDT).
- Focuses on civil liberties issues related to computers and new communications technologies.
- Computers and Academic Freedom (CAF).
- An archive of materials relating to campus computer policies. I don't think it's being maintained any more, but what's there is good.
- Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF).
- The mother of all internet civil-liberties organizations.
- Electronic Frontier Canada (EFC).
- A good place to start exploring the Canadian approach to free speech issues.
- Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC).
- Some coverage of free speech issues relating to the internet.
- Family Research Council.
- A conservative organization with materials on e.g. arts funding, pornography and indecency.
- Feminists for Free Expression.
Free Expression Clearinghouse.
- The Freedom Forum.
- Best source for First Amendment news, with some reference materials.
- First Amendment Cyber-Tribune (FACT).
- Justice on Campus (JOC).
- An archive with emphasis on issues relating to higher education. Again, not very up to date; but interesting old archives.
- MIT Student Association for Freedom of Expression (SAFE).
- Notable especially for their comprehensive if not unbiased archive of free speech controversies around the nation.
- Town Hall.
- A conservative web site with some materials on e.g. pornography.
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