Join the ACLU of Texas for the fourth annual statewide conference for student leaders and young professionals on reproductive rights. The conference will engage students and young professionals in fields that impact reproductive health: medicine, public health, law, social work, and more!
Join the ACLU of Texas for the State of Smart Justice, a community update presented in collaboration with the Dallas District Attorney’s office.
On Saturday, February 16, the ACLU of Texas is hosting a Legal Observer Training for new and established volunteers in the El Paso area. ACLU of Texas Legal Observers are a crucial part of our mission to protect and preserve civil liberties across Texas.
Join the ACLU of Texas to learn about how you can fight for immigrants’ rights during the 2019 Texas legislative session! We will cover how the legislature works, where the legislature is headed on immigrants’ rights, and what you can do to influence your state and local lawmakers.
On Saturday, June 26 the ACLU of Texas is hosting a Legal Observer Training for new and established volunteers in the Dallas area. ACLU of Texas Legal Observers are a crucial part of our mission to protect and preserve civil liberties for all across Texas.
Join the ACLU of Texas, Texas Freedom Network, and filmmaker Rebecca Haimowitz for a free screening of 62 Days, a documentary film that chronicles Marlise's family's painful ordeal, the human story behind the headlines, and shines a light on a controversial law.
We’ll be meeting at the Columban Mission Center to make signs for the upcoming march on Saturday January 26th at San Jacinto Plaza to oppose new border wall construction in Chihuahuita.
Join us Wednesday, January 23 at the Texas Theatre for a free screening of Anthony Graves, aka U.S. Death Row Exoneree #138, in the CNN series “Death Row Stories." The "Family Lies" episode details Anthony's incredible ordeal with Texas' justice system.
Join the ACLU of Texas on January 21 as we march in the Black Heritage Society’s 41st Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Parade! The parade will begin at the corner of Smith & McKinney St in front of Houston City Hall.
Join the ACLU of Texas at the Ben F. McDonald Public Library on Tuesday, January 15. Come meet with ACLU of Texas experts and learn more about reforms to the justice system happening in your area.