2023 Legislative Advocacy Training
Learn how to be an effective advocate, whether it be in the Statehouse, your city or town council, or in front of any other public body.
Learn how to be an effective advocate, whether it be in the Statehouse, your city or town council, or in front of any other public body.
Join us for our Annual Meeting where ACLU volunteer attorneys will discuss recent lawsuits and we will present our Civil Libertarian of the Year award to the Prison Policy Initiative, the organization that has been fighting the problem of "prison gerrymandering" for more than a decade.
We all know how civil liberties fared in the Supreme Court of the United States this past year...
Back by popular demand! Our annual Legislative Wrap-Up!
Protecting civil liberties is NOT a piece of cake. And because this year's Wrap-Up is being held virtually...there will be no actual cake. (But parking won't be an issue, so that's a win, right?)
Back by popular demand!! We will be celebrating Pride Month with a table at Pride Fest RI in Providence.
Thank you for your interest in our panel discussion on privacy and technology. This event has been postponed. Stay tuned for info on a new date/time for this event. Thanks!
Learn how to advocate for the civil liberties issues that you care about, and hear about the proactive legislation we’re working on. This event will be held via Zoom. It is free and open to all. For our Advocacy 101 Guide, click here.
Join us for our Annual Meeting where ACLU volunteer attorneys will discuss recent lawsuits, and we will pay tribute to several committed civil libertarians who have recently passed away. This year's event will be held virtually via Zoom.
Back by popular demand! Our annual Legislative Wrap-Up - now via Zoom!
Protecting civil liberties is NOT a piece of cake. And because this year's Wrap-Up is being held virtually, there will be no free dessert. (But parking won't be an issue, so that's a win, right?)
Should there be police (SROs) in public schools? How can we fix racial disparities in school discipline rates? What happens when schools can spy on student computers?