Abrams Conversations: What Does Free Speech Mean on Campus?
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Future and Recent Appearances
A Right to Lie, Andrea Mitchell Center on Democracy
The Constitution is Not a Suicide Pact: Freedom of Speech, Assembly, and Insurrection
Panel discussion
The Insurrection at the Capitol and Its Legal Implications
On impeachment
Silencing Speech, Diminishing Discourse: Threats to Democracy on Campus and Beyond
The Distinguished Speaker Series, Exploring Social Justice
Conference on Civil Liberties on Campus
Freedom Day
Open to Public
Book Sales & Signing
With comments by Floyd Abrams.
Open to Public
Distinguished Author Series
Open to Public
Annual meeting of editors and advisors from 2,500 high school publications
Book Event on Lessons in Censorship
Open to Public
The Battle Over Free Speech on College Campuses
Moderating a discussion by Colby College Professor Aaron Hanlon, CEO and President of FIRE Greg Lukianoff, and U Chicago Law Professor Geoffrey Stone
Open to Public
Putting the First Amendment Second: The Censorial Impulse and the 21st Century Threat to Free Speech.
Plenary Speaker along with White House Intellectual Property Enforcement Coordinator Danny Marti, Harvard Physicist Eric Mazur, and a major speaker TBA.
Annual Meeting
Book talk with sales and signing
Open to Public
Faculty Book Series
With respondents Mark Tushnet, William Nelson Cromwell Professor of Law; Paul Horwitz, Visiting Professor of Law; and Michael Gregory, Clinical Professor of Law. Sales and signing.
Talk at Columbia University Law School
With respondents Kent Greenawalt and Jane Spinak, moderated by Vincent Blasi
News You Can Use: Lessons in Censorship
National Midyear Meeting. Sales and signing.
The Assassin’s Veto
On the anniversary of the attack on Charlie Hebdo. Response to Bob Corn-Revere.
Open to Public
Hot Topics in Free Speech
ABA Section of Civil Rights and Social Justice, Bill of Rights Day (panel with First Amendment litigators Robert Corn-Revere and Paul Smith)
Lessons in Liberty: How schools and courts diminish democracy
Abrams Institute for Freedom of Expression, Knight Law and Media Speaker Series
Address to Freedom to Read Committee
Addressed the Committee, established by the American Association of Publishers—a collaboration with representatives from the American Library Assn, the Coalition Against Censorship, The American Booksellers Foundation for Free Expression, Association of American University Presses, the National Association of College Stores, the National Council of Teachers of English, several major publishers and First Amendment lawyers etc.
The First Amendment and Students: Speak Up or Shut Up?
First Amendment Conversation with Gene Policinski, live streamed and available on the web. Sales and signing.