Carrie Robison
Public Advocacy Team
Prior to joining FIRE, Carrie spent over a decade working in trade associations in Washington, D.C., including six years as an advocate for the video game industry at the Entertainment Software Association.
She is a native of South Carolina and holds a bachelor’s degree from Centre College in Danville, Kentucky, and a master’s degree from George Washington University’s Elliott School of International Affairs. In her spare time, Carrie enjoys taking long walks with her dog and husband, playing video games, and baking.
Recent Writings
- O holy fight: New Hampshire Satanic Temple statue threatened by more than vandals ,
- Commitment to democracy doesn’t end at the ballot box,
- Florida health department defies First Amendment, threatens to prosecute TV stations for airing abortion rights ad,
- Rooting out bad arguments against free speech,
- DOJ report: Government communications with social media companies can threaten First Amendment rights,
- Hundreds of books removed from Florida public school libraries based on constitutionally suspect guidance,
- D.C. high school bans student club from screening documentary critical of Israel,
- VICTORY: Michigan city recognizes First Amendment right to ‘demean’ government officials,
- New Jersey school board selectively restricts public comments about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict,
- Anonymous speech is as American as apple pie,
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