District Attorneys hold incredible power and affect our communities in a multitude of ways, yet most people don’t pay close attention to these elected officials.
This election season we have an opportunity to align our elected officials with our shared ACLU values. We have resisted and now it’s time to take our organizing to the next level. Register for the ACLU of Southern California's member and volunteer meet-up in North Orange County.
Join us for a FREE screening of "America Divided" followed by a powerful panel. The film selections focus on education equity, the school-to-prison pipeline, police accountability, and other aspects of criminal justice reform.
The Los Alamitos City Council wants to defy the California Values Act, a law Californians passed that made our schools, hospitals, courthouses and neighborhoods safe spaces for all by focusing local law enforcement on community safety priorities, NOT the Trump administration's efforts to surveil,
Join hundreds of activists at the state capital to learn about local and statewide campaigns that will advance a progressive agenda in the new year.
District attorneys and sheriffs hold incredible power and affect our communities every day in a multitude of ways, yet most voters don’t pay close attention to these candidates. Many voters simply skip these boxes on the ballot.
The Orange County District Attorney has tremendous power to make decisions that impact the lives of millions of people, their families, and entire communities. In fact, the OCDA serves over 3 million residents with a budget of $138.8 million (FY 2016-2017).
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The #Fight4OurHealth is not over and Congress is attempting to ram through a tax cut bill that will benefit corporations and the wealthy at the expense of all the rest of us. The healthcare and basic human needs services we all rely on are at risk.
Justice advocates and legal organizations aim to spark an important new conversation in the California legal community: prosecutors can and should be vehicles for social change.