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Other Ways to Support Free Speech TV | Tell FIFA: Keep ICE Out of World Cup | Netroots Nation 2026 is Almost Here | "Good Trouble Lives On" Mobilization | Brunch with a Black Man Season 01 Available Now
Free Speech TV
May 21, 2026
May 21, 2026
Other Ways to Support Free Speech TV
Today, we’re highlighting a few additional ways you can sustain people-powered journalism and keep independent media thriving at Free Speech TV.
Every act of support strengthens a network committed to truth, justice, and amplifying voices too often ignored by corporate media.
Donate Your Car
If you have an old or unused vehicle taking up space, consider donating it! Visit vehiclesforcharity.org and select FSTV as your charity of choice. Your car will be picked up for free and auctioned off, with the proceeds going to Free Speech TV.
Donor Advised Funds (DAFs)
Giving through a donor advised fund is a simple, impactful way to support Free Speech TV while maximizing your charitable giving. By recommending a grant through your DAF, you help ensure that independent journalism, movement coverage, and people-centered storytelling continue reaching audiences nationwide.
Leave FSTV in your will
Create a lasting legacy by including Free Speech TV in your estate plans. At a time when corporate interests dominate our information landscape, your planned gift can ensure that truth-telling journalism continues to exist for years to come.
If you’re ready to include us as a beneficiary, please note our legal name: Public Communicators, Inc. (Free Speech TV), Tax ID: 51-0173482. We also encourage you to share your plans with us, even if they change.
If you’re considering a planned gift, please complete the Notice of Bequest Intention Form and email a copy of your will, trust, or the relevant codicil/paragraph to [email protected].
Alternatively, you can download the form and mail the documents to:
Development Office
Free Speech TV
PO Box 44099
Denver, CO 80201
Tell FIFA: Keep ICE Out of World Cup
As workers prepare stadiums, hotels, transportation systems, and host cities for the 2026 World Cup, labor leaders are sounding the alarm about the possible presence of ICE and other immigration enforcement agents around matches.
ICE’s presence would not make the World Cup safer. Workers deserve to do their jobs without wondering whether a background check, a credentialing process, or a security checkpoint could put them or their families in danger. Fans and visitors deserve a tournament that is welcoming to people of every background.
FIFA has enormous power over how this tournament is run. FIFA President Gianni Infantino and World Cup 2026 leadership can publicly demand that immigration enforcement be kept out of host cities, clarify DHS’s role, and guarantee that worker information collected through credentialing or background checks will not be used for deportation.
Tell FIFA President Gianni Infantino and World Cup 2026 leadership: Keep ICE out of World Cup matches and protect workers, fans, and communities.
Netroots Nation 2026 is Almost Here!
Since 2006, Netroots Nation has hosted the largest annual conference for progressives, drawing thousands of attendees from around the country and beyond. Get involved, attend the conference, or watch here on FSTV from June 4-6, 2026.
“Good Trouble Lives On” Mobilization
This July, six years after the passing of civil rights icon Congressman John Lewis, we will continue the fight for voting rights with the “Good Trouble Lives On Weekend of Action (GTLO).” This year’s GTLO is a three-day national mobilization to honor the legacy of Congressman John Lewis by doing what he loved most - organizing and registering voters. This year's theme is “TEACH! REACH! PREACH!”, a call to demand “hands off our vote!” in the face of disenfranchisement threats, on July 17th-19th, Washington DC & nationwide.
Brunch with a Black Man: Season 01 Available Now
On Brunch with a Black Man, host Miracle Jones sits down with Black men raised on hip hop culture to talk openly about masculinity, vulnerability, community, and healing. This series creates space for reflection, truth-telling, and forward movement. If you care about Black mental health, hip hop culture, and honest conversations about identity in America, this is a must-watch. Watch the trailer and stream all of Season 01 now on FSTV.