Events

Policy experts at the ACLU of Texas are hosting a virtual Know Your Rights presentation to equip and empower all Texans with information on what to do if approached by law enforcement and immigration officials. Click this link to access the webinar: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87188352399 We are not requiring registration for this training to protect the privacy of attendees.

Knowing your rights is critical for navigating stressful situations safely and confidently. Join policy experts at the ACLU of Texas to learn about your rights when interacting with law enforcement during traffic stops, if you're arrested, and when witnessing police misconduct. Wednesday, August 26 6 p.m. - 7: 30 p.m. CT

Panel with Vincent Valdez, artist-in-residence at the ACLU of Texas In conversation with Lonnie Ali, CEO, Muhammad Ali Center Pay What You Can $0-25 | In-person with chair seating Join us for a conversation exploring "The New Americans," a new series of pen-and-ink drawings that depict the faces and places that artist Vincent Valdez encounters in his search for those working toward a better tomorrow, today. Through intimate portraits and evocative scenes, the series reflects the shared struggles, resilience, and collective spirit that define contemporary America. Valdez will be joined by Lonnie Ali of the Muhammad Ali Center for a thought-provoking discussion on the themes that run throughout the series — identity, solidarity, resistance, and hope — revealing an inspiring reminder: to remain like a stubborn pulse in a struggling heart. Learn more and register at the Rothko Chapel.

Join this family-friendly community gathering designed to bring people together around the values of democracy, civic participation, and the protection of our constitutional rights. Guests will enjoy great food, local craft beer, family-friendly activities, and opportunities to connect with others who are committed to building a more just Texas. This is also a community fundraising event supporting the ACLU of Texas' advocacy, education, and legal work across the state. Suggested Donation: $25