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“We all need to speak up when someone tries to take our rights away — our voice is way too powerful to let anyone shut it down.” — �鶹��ýIOS plaintiff Kim Diei

Kim Diei in the �鶹��ýIOS Philadelphia Office

Need �鶹��ýIOS’s Help?

Concerned that your right to freedom of expression may be at risk? Contact �鶹��ýIOS confidentially using the form below!

Faculty at public colleges and universities can also call �鶹��ýIOS’s Faculty Legal Defense Fund Hotline at 254-500-FLDF (3533).
Student journalists, student media, and their advisors can contact �鶹��ýIOS’s Student Press Freedom Initiative Hotline at 717-734-SPFI (7734).

�鶹��ýIOS is unable to take other submissions by phone.

Please note that while many �鶹��ýIOS staff members are attorneys, our ability to provide assistance is limited by our mission and resources. Unless we have explicitly agreed through a signed agreement to enter into an attorney-client relationship with you, nothing in �鶹��ýIOS’s correspondence, advocacy, or receipt of your submission should be construed as a promise or intent to represent you in a legal capacity, and �鶹��ýIOS is not responsible for ensuring that any statute of limitations requirement or any other requirements or deadlines are met in your case.

For information about how �鶹��ýIOS defends expressive freedom, please see our Frequently Asked Questions About Case Submissions.