
ALT A photo of the US Capitol building with this text: AEJMC Law & Policy Call for Panel Proposals Here’s what you need to know: You are not limited to one panel proposal — if you have a few ideas, please submit them all. One way to increase the chances that your panel is selected is to choose a division or interest group to co-sponsor the panel with. Panels must be diverse. All white and all male panels are discouraged. Please plan to include women and scholars of color in your submission. The deadline for submitting panel proposals is Oct. 7.

ALT Flyer with a graphic of the American flag in the background titled First Amendment Limits on State Laws Targeting Election Misinformation that has the following information: On Friday, October 14, the AEJMC Law and Policy Division invites you to an election and mis/disinformation-focused talk co-hosted with the UNC Center for Media Law and Policy. The talk will be held from noon to 1:15 p.m. (ET). Center co-director and UNC Law Professor David Ardia will discuss an article he co-wrote with UNC Hussman Ph.D. Candidate Evan Ringel (available on SSRN). For more information and to register: https://go.unc.edu/election The flyer also includes the AJEMC logo and the UNC Center for Media Law and Policy logo at the bottom as well as a QR code to the registration link.

ALT A photo of the US Capitol building with this text: AEJMC Law & Policy Call for Panel Proposals Here’s what you need to know: You are not limited to one panel proposal — if you have a few ideas, please submit them all. One way to increase the chances that your panel is selected is to choose a division or interest group to co-sponsor the panel with. Panels must be diverse. All white and all male panels are discouraged. Please plan to include women and scholars of color in your submission. The deadline for submitting panel proposals is Oct. 7.















