The Free Speech Union (FSU) Town Hall aims to connect with Kiwi communities on the vital issue of free speech.

These events serve three key purposes:

1. To share the principles of free speech.

2. To raise awareness about its current state in New Zealand.

3. To hear stories, questions, and concerns from everyday Kiwis.

While emails and social media are valuable, nothing compares to seeing and hearing from you  face-to-face. Through town halls, we gain real insights into how individual liberties impact lives across the country. As the largest organisation fighting for civil liberties, we believe that hearing directly from communities helps us represent people more accurately. Join us for an evening where your voice can be heard.

Despite their name, town hall meetings don't always take place in a town hall. The name reflects the format—gathering local supporters to discuss specific issues related to free speech and our work.