In honor of Banned Books Week 2018, the ACLU of RI and the William Hall Library present:
A celebration of our right to read, local writers and artists will read excerpts from their favorite banned books. Our confirmed participants include:
Please join us for:
Trivia for the People: Constitution Day
Protecting civil liberties is not a piece of cake.
Thank you to everyone who joined us this year for Pride Fest on June 16th! The ACLU of RI had a bustling booth with information on LGBT civil liberties and related issues. This year we invited visitors to do play table games and test their civil liberties knowledge.
Complimentary screening of "RBG" — the new documentary film about Ruth Bader Ginsburg. This event is free and open to all current ACLU members.
A trivia night for anyone who wonders what our Founders would think. Join us for a night of trivia, snarky humor, and snacks. Test your knowledge about all the rights we’ve lost in the past year.
Join us at the Omni for our Annual Meeting as we honor our "Raymond J. Pettine Civil Libertarian of the Year" DORCAS International Institute of RI.
This year, Living Literature, a collective of Rhode Island based artists and educators, has created a two-person theatre program taken from writings of Doris Kearns Goodwin and Neil Gaiman.
Uh oh. Where have our rights gone? Help us find them – or at least have fun trying - on this scavenger hunt through downtown Providence in celebration of Constitution Day 2017.
If you follow us on Twitter or Facebook, you know that we worked daily at the State House this year to lobby on bills (both good and bad) that affect civil liberties in RI.