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Students show Resilience in Action in 2026

Student journalists, educators and supporters across the country came together Feb. 26 — and throughout the month of February — for the ninth annual Student Press Freedom Day. At a time when student journalists are facing escalating threats, this year’s event welcomed examples of resilience and resolve.  Students used the day to educate their peers,… Continue reading Students show Resilience in Action in 2026

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Do student news sites have to comply with the new ADA digital accessibility rules?

In April 2024, the U.S. Department of Justice issued a final rule updating Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and requiring state and local governments — including public schools and universities — to ensure that their websites and mobile apps meet recognized digital accessibility standards.

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To Our Future: Our new strategic plan to protect and strengthen student journalism

At the Student Press Law Center, we recognize that the need to defend and advance student press freedom has never been greater. As the challenges facing student journalists grow more complex, we are responding with a strategic plan that sharpens our focus and strengthens how we support students, educators and advisers in this moment.

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