Information Society Project

The Media Freedom and Information Access (MFIA) Clinic is dedicated to increasing government transparency, defending the work of news gatherers, and promoting freedom of expression. It provides pro bono legal services, pursues impact litigation, and develops policy initiatives. Clients have included independent journalists, start-up and established news organizations, public interest organizations, activists, and academics.

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The Media Freedom and Information Access (MFIA) Clinic is dedicated to increasing government transparency, defending the work of news gatherers, and promoting freedom of expression. It provides pro bono legal services, pursues impact litigation, and develops policy initiatives. Clients have included independent journalists, start-up and established news organizations, public interest organizations, activists, and academics.

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