Episode 101: Samantha Harris Discusses Individual Rights at Risk

FIRE

February 15, 2008

Today FIRE debuts the first episode of our weekly podcast series, "FIREside Chats." The series will discuss students' rights on campus and FIRE's ongoing casework and events. The podcasts are available on our Multimedia Project page, or on iTunes. To hear the first complete podcast, featuring FIRE's Director of Legal and Public Advocacy Samantha Harris and Campus Freedom Network Associate Director Luke Sheahan, please click here. Stay tuned for more!

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