No license to discriminate: Postcard Party & Happy Hour
Join the ACLU of Texas and the Transgender Education Network of Texas for a postcard party and happy hour to keep discrimination out of Texas.
May 17, 2019
Join the ACLU of Texas and the Transgender Education Network of Texas for a postcard party and happy hour to keep discrimination out of Texas.
Staff and volunteers with the ACLU of Texas and La Fuerza Del Valle will rally against border patrol abuses in the Rio Grande Valley Thursday, May 9 at 8am.
Come out and meet ACLU of Texas staff and volunteers to take action at the Texas legislature! Join us for Happy Hour at The Friendly Spot Icehouse to sign postcards to your lawmakers in support of civil liberties. First round is on us! 21+ only.
Come out and meet ACLU of Texas staff and volunteers to take action at the Texas legislature! Join us for Happy Hour at Oddwood Ales to sign postcards to your lawmakers in support of civil liberties. First round is on us! 21+ only.
Join the ACLU of Texas, Texas Freedom Network, and the National Latina Institute 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.
Join us for an evening with Anthony Graves, aka U.S. Death Row Exoneree #138, as he shares his incredible ordeal with the Texas criminal justice system. Anthony was arrested at the age of 26 and spent more than 18 years behind bars for a crime he did not commit.
Join the ACLU of Texas and the Transgender Education Network of Texas for a phone bank to stop Senate Bill 17, the "license to discriminate" bill.
Join ACLU of Texas staff for an evening of Smart Justice Advocacy Training on Monday, April 15 from 7-9 pm!
Learn about the political landscape in Texas and learn how you can work with your lawmaker to make concrete, common-sense reforms.
Join Anthony Graves, a.k.a. U.S. Death Row Exoneree #138, the ACLU of Texas, and our community partners to take action on voter re-enfranchisement on Thursday, April 11th at 6:30 pm at the El Dorado Ballroom!
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.