Netchoice v. Yost Amicus Brief
Ohio passed the Social Media Parental Notification Act, requiring social-media companies to obtain “verifiable parental consent” before allowing anyone under 16 to use their platforms. Woodhull Freedom Foundation joined a group of civil-liberties and tech-rights organizations, including the ACLU, EFF,…
Woodhull Freedom Foundation to Host Virtual Panel Discussion on Censorship, AI, and the Intersection of Sexual Freedom
MEDIA ADVISORY - As part of the Censorship Series Program, Woodhull Freedom Foundation to host virtual panel discussion on Censorship, AI, and the Intersection of Sexual Freedom Event Censorship, AI, and the Intersection of Sexual Freedom Date and Time October…
Censorship Behind Bars
In 2023, California Governor Gavin Newsom signed AB 1078 into law. Now, school curricula in the state are protected from gender- and race-based book bans. Certainly, this is a good thing; fighting censorship at every turn is critical to protecting…
Michigan’s “Anticorruption of Public Morals Act”
Michigan Republican State Rep. Josh Schriver has proposed the “Anticorruption of Public Morals Act” (Bill 4938): a censorship bill that is as draconian as it is absurd. Bill 4938 would prohibit the distribution of all online porn, with limited scientific,…
Defending Free Expression Online in Florida
Woodhull Freedom Foundation joined American Civil Liberties Union, American Civil Liberties Union of Florida, Electronic Frontier Foundation, Freedom to Read Foundation, LGBT Tech, and Wikimedia Foundation in an amicus brief in CCIA v. Uthmeier, urging the Eleventh Circuit to affirm…