Most of us want similar things: a safe neighborhood, a healthy family, and good schools for our children. But for nearly four decades, big corporations have not been paying their share, leaving California at the bottom third of U.S. states in quality public education.
Please join us for an afternoon of hearing from those impacted by the L.A. Sheriff's Department (LASD) and building our next steps towards justice.
L.A. County Sheriff Alex Villanueva got elected on a story he told Los Angeles about accountability, reform, and community.
National Lawyers Guild Los Angeles is working with coalition partners to launch a court-watching program in L.A. criminal courts to monitor and expose exorbitant fines and fees, criminalization of poverty/homelessness, as well as disparate impacts of criminal punishments on communities of color.
No matter what we look like, where we come from, or how we make a living, most of us work hard to provide for our families and keep our communities healthy.
Join the ACLU of Southern California and Orange County Racial Justice Collaborative for workshop #7 of our public education workshop series about the role and power of a sheriff and sheriff department operations.
The program is now full. Find information about standby tickets at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/rights-night-14th-amendment-tickets-62026950278.
The ACLU of Southern California invites you to join us as we celebrate the LGBTQ+ community by marching during the LA Pride Parade in West Hollywood on the morning of Sunday, June 9
Rally with California Families Against Solitary Confinement, Orange County Racial Justice Collaborative, the ACLU of Southern California, and impacted families to demand transparency and accountability for deaths in Orange County jails.
Across California, ACLU activists are working together to build power. And this April, we're bringing a wave of progressive reform to the State Capitol.