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Our mission is our name: Equality in Forensics, no strings attached. Regardless of who makes the resources, where they come from, or what speech and debate event they support, we want to promote accessibility in all its forms. If you're an organization with a mission to improve accessibility within the speech and debate space, email us at equalityinforensics@gmail.com to learn more about partnerships.
National Speech & Debate Association
The NSDA provides the infrastructure for speech and debate competitions across the U.S. as the national authority on public speaking and debate. They run the NSDA National tournament and are the largest speech and debate organization in the world.
Equality in Forensics has been featured by the NSDA in their Rostrum newsmagazine, Instagram, and student newsletter, promoting Equality in Forensics resources to new audiences.
Space City Camp is a free, online World Schools Debate and speech summer camp founded by the 2021 NSDA National Champions in WSD. They also provide in-season coaching by connecting high school students with college mentors in forensics.
Equality in Forensics partnered with SCC to expand our WSD, Extemp, and Interp coaching at our 2024 Summer Camp, as well as promoting and staffing our 2024 Season Championship.
Outreach Debate is an organization dedicated to accessibility and connecting debaters on an international level. It provides free resources, YouTube videos, mentorships, camps, and tournaments with a focus on Public Forum debate.
Outreach has helped to promote Equality in Forensics programs and shares our mission of accessible speech and debate for all.
YouthVoices is an organization providing affordable and high-quality coaching in speech and debate. They run in-season coaching for both middle and high school students competing in Congressional Debate.
Equality in Forensics' 2023 Pre-NSDA tournament was sponsored by YouthVoices, providing $1,200 in scholarships to their National Congress Institute.
Academy37 is a student-led nonprofit dedicated to expanding access to speech and debate through free resources and summer camps in Extemporaneous Speaking.
Their staff (including Waleed Haider) have regularly volunteered with Equality in Forensics, helping run many of our programs and resources.
These are communities of speech and debate competitors, judges, alumni, and coaches.