Alida Kass is Vice President & Director of Strategic Initiatives at the Federalist Society. She is also the director of the Federalist Society's Freedom of Thought project, a special initiative focused on renewing an appreciation for freedom of thought, conscience and expression. The project explores how intimidation and coercion are used to stifle debate, develops resources to restore an appreciation for freedom of thought, and works to encourage civil debate.
Alida graduated from Duke University with a degree in history and earned her J.D. from the Georgetown University Law Center.
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Panel Three: The Civil Jury: Constitutional Liberty or Unhealthy Romance?
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Remembering Judge Silberman
Freedom of Thought
As we continue remembering Judge Laurence Silberman and his contributions to the law, Judge Gregory...
Of interest: Two different perspectives on free expression and ongoing challenges
One perspective on the dynamic within the academic culture. Another perspective on limits of permissible...
Freedom of Thought Pick of the Week: Judge Silberman's Dissent
The Tah v. Global Witness majority opinion, and even the first two parts of Judge Silberman's...
Freedom of Expression at USD Law School
A professor at the University of San Diego Law School is under investigation for using...
The Academic Freedom Alliance
Of interest, the new Academic Freedom Alliance: Individuals at academic institutions should not fear suppression...