The Media Hub
The front page for the First Amendment coalition — left, right, and unaffiliated. Partner journalism, featured here, shared from here.
The “duty of care” is back.
KOSA cleared Senate Commerce on August 5 and awaits a floor vote. CCDH still lists a legal “duty to protect children” as its first ask of Congress. In 2024, Sayer Ji warned who that standard could empower. Read it, then act on it.
Where the bill stands
- S. 1748 introduced with 76 cosponsors.
- The House passed the KIDS Act, 267–117, carrying a rewritten KOSA.
- Senate Commerce ordered KOSA reported. No floor vote yet.
- CCDH’s wish list for Congress puts a legal duty to protect children first.
Don’t just read it
Three actions. Five minutes.
Every feature on the hub ends with the coalition’s three actions: contact Congress, sign the list, and add your censorship story to the record.
Take the three actions → See the KOSA tracker entryFrom the coalition
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Partner features
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GreenMedInfo desk · SpeechElon Musk endorsed a CCDH-backed KOSA. Was X aiding the censorship agenda it once fought?
CCDH praised KOSA’s “duty of care.” X negotiated the text. A 2024 warning about who gets to define “harm,” now with a 2026 status update from the hub’s editors.
Your best First Amendment reporting goes here.
One piece per partner to start: original, sourced, and yours to share.
Every partner gets a desk on the hub.
Your mission, your First Amendment story, your links, all on one page.
Partner desks · 28 seats · 1 live
Every partner has a desk. Claim yours.
Each coalition partner gets a profile page and a standing place on this front page for its best First Amendment work. A reserved desk goes live when the partner sends its profile; the first piece it nominates is eligible for the front page.
For partners
How your work gets on the front page.
The hub runs on partner journalism. It does not replace your site; it sends readers to it, puts the coalition’s actions under your work, and gives our followers one place to find and share it.
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Mission line, a short “about,” your First Amendment story, logo, a real photo, and where readers can follow and support you. Your desk goes live after editorial review.
Nominate one piece
Your strongest First Amendment–aligned work: reporting, analysis, video, or testimony. Tell us why it matters now and confirm we may republish it, excerpt it, or link to it.
We feature it, you share it
Accepted pieces run with your byline and a link back to the original, a status note from the editors when the facts have moved, share tools, and the three actions at the bottom.