Claim your desk. Put your best work on the front page.

Send your partner profile, nominate one First Amendment–aligned piece, or both. An editor reviews every submission before anything goes live, and nothing is published without your confirmation of rights.

What are you sending?

BothProfile and one featured piece. Recommended. ProfileYour partner desk page. A pieceNominate work for the front page.

Who you are Coalition partner

Your name Email

Your role I am authorized to submit material on behalf of this organization.

Your partner profile

This becomes your desk page. Write it the way you would want a new reader to meet you.

One-line mission (up to 160 characters) About (up to 150 words) Your First Amendment story (up to 200 words: where censorship, deplatforming, or official pressure touched your work)

Website Donate or support link (optional)

Social and channel links (X, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, Rumble, Substack, Telegram)

Logo link (SVG or high-res PNG; Drive or Dropbox is fine) A real photo (team, founder, or event)

Photo credit

Your nominated piece

Pick your strongest First Amendment work: reporting, analysis, video, or testimony. One to start.

Title Link to the original

Author(s) Original publication date

Why it belongs on the front page now (up to 120 words)

Rights and sourcing. Check everything that applies.

You may republish the full piece with our byline and a link to the original. Excerpt and link only. Readers finish the piece on our site. We hold the rights to the images, or they are documentary screenshots of public records. Key claims link to primary sources, and quotations match the record. Anything the editors should know about rights or sourcing

Anything else Notes for the editors (optional)

Reviewed by a person. Nothing goes live automatically.

What your desk gets

A profile page on the hub with your mission, story, links, and support button.
Front-page eligibility for the work you nominate, with your byline and a link back to you.
Share tools on every feature so your audience and ours spread it from one link.
The coalition’s three actions under your work, so reading becomes a message to Congress.

What we look for

First Amendment first. Speech, press, religion, assembly, petition.
Bipartisan by design. Arguments, not party attacks.
Sourced and correctable. Primary documents linked; errors fixed in public.
Yours to give. Original work, or work you have rights to share.

Not a partner yet?

Desks are for coalition partners. Join the coalition first, then claim your desk.

Claim your desk. Put your best work on the front page.

Sent to the editors.