The Joseph L. Brechner Center for Freedom of Information is an incubator for ideas and initiatives that give the public timely and affordable access to the information necessary for informed, participatory citizenship. The Brechner Center works to educate journalists, policymakers and the general public about the law of access today and how it should work tomorrow. The Center is a source of research, expertise and advocacy about the law of gathering and disseminating news across all platforms and technologies.



Janet Coats Will Speak About the Brechner Center at Alachua County Library District’s Freedom of Information Day
March 16, 2023

David Cuillier Will be a Panelist for the Americans for Prosperity Foundation’s Sunshine Week Symposium
March 16, 2023
SPECIAL PROJECTS
To showcase the most useful research addressing the needs of journalists, lawyers and everyone in the business of managing public documents and data, the Brechner Center publishes The Journal of Civic Information, a peer-reviewed online quarterly journal of practical scholarship. Read the latest edition here, and subscribe to receive free updates here.
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Gainesville, Fla. 32611