Learn with FIRE

Learn with FIRE provides learners with the opportunity to take courses on a wide range of topics, including free speech and due process, designed by our expert staff.

Due Process on Campus Lesson

Take this course to learn more about how American universities treat due process and empower yourself to use your knowledge of due process to make your school’s conduct process fairer for you and your peers.

What to Do If Your Institution Does Not Allow Counsel in the Judicial Process

If you go to a public school, there's a chance your administration may not allow students the right to counsel in their judicial process.

Host a FIRE Speaker On Your Campus

Hosting a FIRE speaker at your school is a great way to catalyze social change at your institution and educate your campus community about the importance of free speech, due process, and religious liberty.

FIRE’s comment to Department of Education: Your proposed Title IX regulations are unconstitutional

FIRE submitted a public comment criticizing the Department of Education’s proposed Title IX regulations, including the elimination of live hearings.

The U.S. Department of Education Releases Proposed Changes to Title IX Regulations that Threaten Free Speech, Due Process - June 23, 2022

Due Process Advocacy

What should you do if your college doesn't allow counsel in campus judicial process? The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression has answers.

Tips for Effective Tabling

Tabling is an effective way to educate and engage your campus community about free speech, due process, and other student rights.

Adopting the Chicago Statement

Since 2015, nearly 100 colleges and universities have adopted some version of the Chicago Statement on the principles of free expression.

Learn More About Student Rights

Are free speech and other individual liberties under threat on your campus? FIRE has numerous resources to help you get started.