Marlise Muñoz was a wife, a mother, a daughter, and a paramedic. She had first-hand experience with how tragedy can strike without warning, and so she made sure to tell her family that if she had an irreversible terminal condition, she didn’t want extraordinary medical interventions.
You’re invited to join the ACLU of Texas for a Happy Hour meet-up next Wednesday, July 25! Come out to learn more about the issues you care about, our campaigns and let us know what you’d like to see us doing in San Antonio.
Marlise Muñoz was a wife, a mother, a daughter, and a paramedic. She had first-hand experience with how tragedy can strike without warning, and so she made sure to tell her family that if she had an irreversible terminal condition, she didn’t want extraordinary medical interventions.
Marlise Muñoz was a wife, a mother, a daughter, and a paramedic. She had first-hand experience with how tragedy can strike without warning, and so she made sure to tell her family that if she had an irreversible terminal condition, she didn’t want extraordinary medical interventions.
The rate of women's incarceration has grown at a staggering rate in the past few decades. Prisons, programming, and reentry services are all too often designed with men in mind.
Do you have what it takes to be the District Attorney of Dallas? Come to our Smart Justice workshop and see how well you handle the pressure of making decisions on real cases. Decide when to file charges and how severe those charges will be.
On Thursday, June 28th, families, advocates, and allies will hold a rally in the park across the street from the Brownsville Federal Court, where immigrants are being prosecuted en masse for crossing the border into the United States, and then separated from their children.
Get to know your activist neighbors and help prep for our big rally on June 28th by joining our poster making party. Supplies will be provided - just bring yourself and friends!
March with us on Saturday, June 23 for the 40th anniversary of the Houston Pride parade! Celebrate the fight for LGBTQ equality with over 500,000 attendees from all over the world.
Join us on Saturday, June 23 for the largest community-organized Pride celebration in the Rio Grande Valley, Pride in the Park! Celebrate the fight for LGBTQ equality with organizations and businesses supporting LGBTQ people in the RGV.