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Bans on books and rainbow flags. LGBTQ+ focused curriculum curtailed. Restrictions on the rights of trans and nonbinary students to play sports, be known by their correct names and more. As courtroom rulings deliver blow after blow to LGBTQ+ expression and education in schools, journalists must understand the connections between these policies and the wider backlash against LGBTQ+ rights in 2023. A panel of journalists, and legal and education experts will discuss the landscape to help attendees cover these issues responsibly.
Elizabeth Daley is a journalist from New York City. She is a reporter at Law360 and her articles have appeared in Guernica, USA Today, New York Observer, GOOD Magazine, Patek Philippe, Narratively, Fast Company, The Christian Science Monitor, Belt Magazine, Public Source, Quartz... Read More →
North Carolina Government and Politics Reporter, Associated Press
Hannah Schoenbaum is a state government and politics reporter for The Associated Press in Raleigh, North Carolina, and a Report for America corps member. She is a recipient of the 2023 Curve Award for Emerging Journalists. Beyond covering her state’s legislature, courts and elections... Read More →
Chris Geidner is an award-winning journalist whose Law Dork newsletter covers the Supreme Court, law, and politics. His more than two decades in journalism includes widely recognized coverage of the courts, LGBTQ issues, the criminal legal system, and other complex legal and political... Read More →
Piper Hutchinson is a reporter for the Louisiana Illuminator, where she covers state politics with a focus on higher education, LGBTQ+ policy and academic freedom. She has reported extensively on the Legislature and state government for the LSU Manship News Service and The Reveille... Read More →
