Nackey S. Loeb School of Communications, Inc

The Nackey S. Loeb School of Communications, Inc. is a
private nonprofit founded in 1999 by Mrs. Nackey S. Loeb, late president and
publisher of The Union Leader and New Hampshire Sunday News newspapers of New
Hampshire.

The Constitutional guarantee gives us free press and speech, among other liberties, and is a fundamental tenet of Mrs. Loeb’s generous educational legacy. The School's mission is to help inspire interest, integrity and
excellence in journalism and other forms of communication and promote an
understanding of and appreciation for the First Amendment. 

We fulfill our mission by offering free and low-cost classes and workshops, in-person and online, by expert instructors on communication, journalism, and First Amendment topics. These classes are available to people of all ages and backgrounds. 

What students are saying about our classes: 

“I am so very glad I attended and hope there are more programs geared toward how the average (non-politician) citizen can advocate for change in government, including connecting with like-minded people for support and positive change.” - Beyond the Ballot Box 

“Everything was great! The handouts with best practices to prepare for public speaking are very valuable. The role-play examples and recommendations left me feeling far more prepared for the next time I have the stage.” - Spring into Public Speaking

“It’s very important for members of public boards to be aware and knowledgeable of the Right to Know law as they conduct business.” - What the Government Is Up To and Your Right to Know

“I've been wanting to learn more about Canva and especially about how to do things more efficiently in my work. The instructor was excellent. The classmates were lively and the instructor was top notch!” -  Elevate Your Content Creation with Canva

“Thank you for putting this course on, and for doing it for no cost to the student.” - Write What You Know

By donating today,  you can to support this critical mission to defend the First Amendment, a free press, open government, and other forms of communication.