National Coalition Against Censorship
The National Coalition Against Censorship is dedicated to defending freedom of thought, inquiry and expression. NCAC supports students, artists, educators, curators, creators, writers, protestors and activists. We advocate for a multiplicity of voices in the public and cultural spheres as the foundation of a healthy democracy. Our work includes education, advocacy, guidance and incident intervention at national, state and community levels. Our marquee programs include the Youth Free Expression Program, Arts Advocacy Program and the Kids' Right to Read Project. For our current work, please visit ncac.org and follow us on social media. If you have been targeted by would-be censors, let us know via the Report Censorship section of our website. Free expression for everyone, every day.www.ncac.org
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Oct 16, 2026
MarionHOST
Some artists met the movement practically.
MarionHOST
The National Coalition Against Censorship has archived dozens of calls and announcements for benefit concerts and readings and auctions and fundraisers.
MarionHOST
People performed requiem masses and made portraits of first responders.
MarionHOST
When curators at the New York gallery, Exit Art, asked in January 2002 for contributions to a show entitled Reactions, a global response to the 9-11 attacks, They received more than 2,500 submissions.
Bill ClevelandHOST
Talk with peer organizations before assuming you are alone.
Bill ClevelandHOST
When the stakes justify it, consult qualified counsel or groups already working on these issues, including the ACLU, the National Coalition Against Censorship, FIRE, F-I-R-E, Theater Communications Group, Americans for the Arts, the Arts Action Fund, and the service organization for your discipline.
Bill ClevelandHOST
That is not advice to be reckless.
Bill ClevelandHOST
A small organization should not destroy itself to make a constitutional point, nor does every disagreement belong in court.