JEA Scholastic Press Rights Committee

In his editorial, JEA member Josh Davis makes a case for why dialogue, not censorship, is necessary.

It’s time for open dialogue, not slogans or censorship Teens in our community have been viewing violent images of the war in Gaza for almost a year now.

As the end of the school year approaches and brings those last newspaper issues, final broadcasts and spring yearbook deliveries, remember that JEASPRC is here to help.

If facing a censorship issue, JEA advisers and their students can tap the panic button below to submit an online form about their situation. We’ll assist you quickly and notify others in your state who can help.

This outreach is a direct result of Journalism Education Association’s Adviser Assistance Program and is designed to combat censorship issues advisers and students might face.

https://jeasprc.org/panic-button/

Panic Button If you are a journalism teacher, student media adviser or scholastic media/journalism student who needs assistance concerning censorship issues, use the panic button above to generate an online for…