SPEECH AND DEBATE FOR ALL.
Quick Resources
Mia Tschan | 5/15/24
"...it’s not enough just to recognize our privilege. We have an obligation to help pay that forward to advance equity in other schools throughout our communities. "
Nex Bortnick | 5/8/24
"To the people such as myself who do impromptu as a main event it is frustrating to be beaten out by someone who did not compete fairly. Putting in the work to create something different each time is honest and fair to everyone, but we are competing in a limited prep event against people who have done prep!"
Mia Tschan | 5/1/24
"Ten minutes to persuade a person to change their entire worldview? That’s absurd! Even so, that’s what a good oratory can accomplish. Champions aren’t made in between the lines—they’re made on the edges. Innovate, experiment, but most importantly, remember to have fun—and please, don’t write an un-Original Oratory!"
More about us
Equality in Forensics is a student-run nonprofit organization that provides free and online resources to make speech and debate more accessible to students, educators, and coaches across America. We host a regularly updated blog, produce free and online resources, sponsor free coaching services, and host free events. Equality in Forensics has a mission of making speech and debate accessible to high school students across the country. We accomplish this through substantive, impactful activism.
Our community
Equality in Forensics fosters an active, tight-knit community in the Discord server. Here, we publish announcements, host events, and give debaters the opportunity to network and learn from each other.
@equalityinforensics
Equality in Forensics runs a regularly updated Instagram page that posts our blog articles, announces new events and opportunities, and engages with the rest of the speech and debate community.
Equality in Forensics publishes high quality video content to help students learn speech and debate events, get informed on new debate topics, and learn from the best competitors across the world.