Meet Glenn Greenwald in Santa Clara, California

Join the NCPCF and MLFA for a discussion with Glenn Greenwald on the politics of fear. From secret evidence to no evidence to manufactured evidence, the assault on civil rights and freedoms in the U.S., especially against the Muslim-American community, has been tremendous over the past decade.

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Glenn Greenwald is known for his open criticism of partisan politics and extremism in government and has been a contributor to "The New York Times", "The Los Angeles Times", and "The Guardian". Glenn Greenwald has also contributed to segments on MSNBC, ABC, PBS, NPR, The Colbert Report, and many others.

National Coalition to Protect Civil Freedoms is a coalition of organizations and individuals, whose mission is: to educate the public about the erosion of civil and political freedoms in the society, the abuses of prisoners within the U.S. criminal justice system especially after 9/11, and to advocate for the preservation of those freedoms and to defend those rights according to the U.S. Constitution, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and its related UN Conventions, and the Geneva Conventions.

Member organizations of NCPCF include American Muslim Alliance, Bill of Rights Defense Committee, Center for Constitutional Rights, Creating Law Enforcement Accountability and Responsibility, Committee to Stop FBI Repression, Defending Dissent Foundation, Desis Rising Up and Moving, Friends of Human Rights, International Action Center, Islamic Circle of North America- Council on Social Justice, Muslim American Society-Freedom, Muslim Civil Liberties Union, Muslim Justice Initiative, Muslim Legal Fund of America, National Lawyers Guild, National Liberty Fund, Peace Thru Justice Foundation, Support and Legal Advocacy for Muslims, United National Antiwar Coalition, and Universal Justice Foundation.

MLFA is 100% donor funded. We rely on your generosity to continue the struggle for fairness in the American court system. With your help, we are meeting these challenges. Donations to MLFA are tax-deductible and zakat-eligible.

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