By constitutional design, the press is antagonistic to the government. As the late U.S. Supreme Court Justice Hugo Black wrote […]

The goal of Sunshine Week — March 15-21 this year with related events occurring throughout the month — is to promote a

The New England First Amendment Coalition called on Massachusetts lawmakers today to approve a ballot initiative that would make the governor’s

The New England First Amendment Coalition called on the City of Stamford (Conn.) today to revise its rules on public comments

Today is Student Press Freedom Day, a national day of action when the New England First Amendment Coalition and advocates

In recognition of Sunshine Week, the New England First Amendment Coalition, the Nackey S. Loeb School of Communication and the

The New England First Amendment Coalition is excited to announce the expansion of NEFAC Mentors through partnerships with New England

Student Journalists From Around Country Invited to Enter New Open Government Contest The New England First Amendment Coalition is teaming

The New England First Amendment Coalition and other press advocates recently warned a federal court that a decision in Maine

The New England First Amendment Coalition testified this week against an unconstitutional law that prohibits the posting of Vermont criminal

UPDATE: While citing concerns by the New England First Amendment Coalition and other open government advocates, Maine Gov. Janet Mills

The New England First Amendment Coalition testified today against legislation that would allow public agencies to deny records to those