Justin Hayes

Justin Hayes

Director of Communications

Justin Hayes is the Director of Communications at The Future of Free Speech. He was previously Director of Research at CounterPoint Strategies, where he provided crisis and issue management solutions to leading private equity firms, Dow 30 companies, trade associations, private industrial firms, and prominent public figures. Before that, he was a marketing manager at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University, where he helped promote graduate student fellowships and scholarly research. He holds an M.A. in Mass Communication from the University of Florida and a B.S. in Political Science from Kennesaw State University. Justin has always been passionate about promoting free speech, working as a graduate research fellow with the Marion B. Brechner First Amendment Project during his time at the University of Florida and regularly writing about the topic in his spare time.

      

 

News Desk

New Report: AI Laws and Chatbots Face A Global Free Speech Test

The Future of Free Speech Urges Missouri AG to Withdraw Unconstitutional Social Media Regulation

The Future of Free Speech Urges FTC to Stay Within Constitutional Bounds on Content Moderation

Statement on Supreme Court TikTok Ban Decision

The Future of Free Speech Joins The Global Network Initiative (GNI)

Open Letter to EU Commissioner Thierry Breton Raises Alarm Over DSA’s Threats to Free Speech

Sir Salman Rushdie and Masih Alinejad Join Inaugural Global Free Speech Summit As Keynote Speakers

The Future of Free Speech Responds to Supreme Court Ruling on NetChoice Cases

Slovakia: Cease attacks on journalists and satirists amid growing tensions

Report: “Staggering Percentage” of Legal Content Removed from Social Platforms in France, Germany and Sweden

The Future of Free Speech Advises Meta to Uphold Freedom of Expression Principles in Moderation Decisions of Pro-Palestinian Content

Statement on Vanderbilt’s Media Access Policies

The Future of Free Speech Responds to Arrest of Nashville Scene Reporter on Vanderbilt Campus