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FIREQuarterly

Four times a year, FIREpublishes a short magazine that details our current cases, victories, and news. Those who donate $25 or more can receive the FIREQuarterly in the mail.

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Winter 2025 FIREQuarterly

VICTORY AT 13,000 FEET! After a lawsuit from FIREand the National Press Photographers Association, Congress passes positive changes to filming permit rules in national parks. Also in this issue:

  • Eye on AI
  • FIRE's 2024 Wrapped
  • Academic Freedom's Canary in the Coal Mine

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Alex and Connor on the summit of Middle Teton mid-way through Teton Trifecta

Previous Issues of FIREQuarterly

FIREplaintiff Rebekah Massie

Fall 2024 FIREQuarterly

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For criticizing a city attorney’s pay raise, an Arizona mom was arrested in front of her 10-year-old daughter. Now, she’s suing.
Summer 2024 FIREQuarterly cover

Summer 2024 FIREQuarterly

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In these 25 years we’ve achieved significant victories for free speech, both in the law and in our culture.
Spring 2024 FIREQuarterly front cover featuring FIREPresident and CEO Greg Lukianoff and comedian John Cleese

Spring 2024 FIREQuarterly

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Legendary Monty Python actor and comedian John Cleese talks with FIREabout comedy, creativity, and cancel culture.
Winter 2024 FIREQuarterly cover

Winter 2024 FIREQuarterly

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Two animal rights advocates walk into a public park — and face repeated violations of their First Amendment rights.
Cover of the fall edition of the FIREQuarterly magazine, featuring two California professors standing outdoors with the title, "Diversity, Equity, and ... Exclusion?"

Fall 2023 FIREQuarterly

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How FIREis combating requirements that force thousands of California professors to espouse the government’s politicized viewpoints
FIRESummer Quarterly 2023

Summer 2023 FIREQuarterly

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Time flies when you're fighting for free speech: Reflecting on one year of ÃÛÖ­ÏãÌÒ's expansion.
Mary Hall-Rayford is a plaintiff in ÃÛÖ­ÏãÌÒ's lawsuit against Eastpointe Mayor Monique Owens

Winter 2023 FIREQuarterly

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A Michigan mayor tried to silence her own constituents. So we handed them the mic.
FIREQuarterly Summer 2022 Cover

Summer 2022 FIREQuarterly

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FIREexpands beyond campus: We're ready to defend free speech wherever it is threatened.
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EXILED: One Texas college's crusade to oust faculty. PLUS: Defending the student press.
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FIREpunished for criticizing China's government. PLUS: Spotlight on Speech Codes 2022.
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How the new Faculty Legal Defense Fund protects expression — and jobs
FIRESummer Quarterly 2021

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How one man’s satirical email put his graduation in jeopardy — but made Stanford the butt of the joke.
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