Open Meetings and Remote Access in Connecticut

NEFAC is continuing its freedom of information lessons with new classes on remote and hybrid access to government meetings.
About this Event

The New England First Amendment Coalition is continuing its freedom of information lessons with new classes on remote and hybrid access to government meetings.
The lessons build on the information provided in NEFAC’s growing library of open meeting law classes. They will be taught by local experts who will provide an overview of their respective state’s law and what changes are being considered.
This latest round of classes will be provided by NEFAC with support from the Estate of Gloria Negri, the Rhode Island Foundation and the New England Society of News Editors.
Previous lessons can be viewed on NEFAC’s YouTube channel or through its multimedia FOI Guide. Registration for these remote classes is free. Classes are open to all members of the public.
Each class will be moderated by Emily Sweeney, a journalist at The Boston Globe and author of the books “Boston Organized Crime” and “Gangland Boston.” Sweeney currently writes the Blotter Tales column which appears in the Globe every Sunday. In addition to serving on the NEFAC Board of Directors, she’s also president of the New England Society of News Editors.