Book banning, Internet restrictions, censorship in the arts: our freedom of expression is under attack. Join us to hear a distinguished panel discuss how the government continues to restrict and censor art and information in the public sphere. This event is free and open to the public. Space is limited so be sure to RSVP to reserve your seat.

Panelists:

• Aden Fine, National ACLU First Amendment Attorney
• Teresa Gomez, Award-winning Playwright and Adjunct Professor at the Southwest Indian Polytechnic Institute
• Brent Michael Davids, American Indian film composer
• Susie Sonflieth, Librarian at the Santa Fe Public Library

Moderator:

• Bird Runningwater, Director of Native American Programs at the Sundance Film Institute

Sponsors:

• ACLU of New Mexico, Northern Chapter
• Museum of Indian Arts and Culture
• Friends of the Santa Fe Public Library
• National Indian Telecommunications Institute

RSVP to reserve your seat.

For questions call: (505) 982-8181.

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