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Tag: Knight Foundation

Survey reveals support for First Amendment freedoms at 10-year high, with a few caveats

Uncategorized
February 8, 2017September 5, 2018 Conner Mitchell

A new survey commissioned by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation has found that support for First Amendment freedoms is at a 10-year high among high school students.

Tagged blog, Blogroll, First Amendment, FirstAmendment, Knight Foundation, recent-news, survey

Student support for First Amendment rights surpasses adult support, survey shows

News
September 17, 2014September 5, 2018 Michael Bragg

The study also shows 61 percent of students agree that they should be allowed to report on controversial issues in their school newspaper without prior review, compared to only 41 percent of teachers who agree.

Tagged Knight Foundation, recent-news

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