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The Student Press Law Center www.splc.org/ - Free legal advice and information as well as low-cost educational materials for student journalists on a wide variety of legal topics. The SPLC operates a formal Attorney Referral Network of approximately 150 lawyers across the country who are available to provide free legal representation to local students when necessary.

Tomorrow's Voices www.splc.org/tomorrowsvoices/about.html A Campaign for the Future of Press Freedom

Free Press http://www.freepress.net/ - Free Press is a nonpartisan organization working to involve the public in media policymaking and to craft policies for more democratic media.

Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication www.aejmc.org - An international association of journalism and mass communication for both professionals and students.

Penn State Institute for high school journalists www.outreach.psu.edu/c&i/journalistInstitute/ -Penn State's program for students interested in Journalism.

Asian American Journalists Association http://www.aaja.org - High school program for gifted students of color. Sponsored by the AAJA, open to all students of color.

Native American Journalists Association http://www.naja.com/programs/students/ - For High School Students with Native American background.


High School Journalism http://www.highschooljournalism.org/ - Information about everything you'll need for high school journalism.

For Journalism Teachers Only www.jteacher.com/ A comprehensive online resource for journalism; chapters in more than 14,000 high schools.

American Society of Newspaper Editors http://www.asne.org/ideas/highschools.htm - The American Society of Newspaper Editors is a membership organization for daily newspaper editors, people who serve the editorial needs of daily newspapers and certain distinguished individuals who have worked on behalf of editors through the years.

Subscribing to email lists is a good way to keep up-to-date on journalism issues and to get advice from your peers. If you're new to email lists, learn more from the Journalism Education Association
Radio-Television News Directors Association and Foundation http://rtndf.org/hsj/listserv.shtml - In our continuing efforts to create new broadcast journalism programs in high schools across the country--and to strengthen existing broadcast journalism programs, we've created RTNDFTEACHER, a free Listserv for broadcast educators.

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