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FIRE’s Widgets: Free, Simple, and Effective
Here's another reminder about FIRE widgets. They are an easy way to help broadcast FIRE's speech code efforts and can be done right from your own personal website or Facebook account. Supporters can choose between FIRE's Spotlight widget—linking to the ratings of nearly 400 colleges and universities—and FIRE's Speech Code of the Month widget. Of course, you don't have to choose between them if you want to display more than one—and believe us, these widgets make a difference.
Visit the widget page on the Campus Freedom Network website to learn how to download our widgets to your website and help get the word out about speech codes today.
Recent Articles
FIRE’s award-winning Newsdesk covers the free speech news you need to stay informed.
Princetonians for Free Speech launch a new survey to measure the success of free speech advocacy
In partnership with College Pulse, a free speech alumni group at Princeton has surveyed 250 undergraduates to learn more about the state of free expression on campus and determine how best to leverage their activism.
What a drag — Montana outlaws ‘glamorous’ attire in public schools and libraries
Montana has enacted an unconstitutional law which prohibits any school or library that receives state funding from hosting “drag story hour.”
Cal State faculty stand up for academic freedom and free speech
Hundreds of faculty at every campus in the California State University system have formed a group to protect academic freedom and free speech.
Say what? Westfield State University bans ‘derogatory or inflammatory statements, and/or idle gossip’
Students at Westfield State University in Massachusetts are subject to disciplinary action if their use of university email is deemed to include “derogatory or inflammatory statements and/or idle gossip.”