Phone Bank to Save Healthcare - July 24
Our collective efforts are working, but we're not done yet!
The most effective way Californians can help save healthcare is to activate community members in other target states.
July 25, 2017
Our collective efforts are working, but we're not done yet!
The most effective way Californians can help save healthcare is to activate community members in other target states.
Our collective efforts are working, but we're not done yet!
The most effective way Californians can help save healthcare is to activate community members in other target states.
Our collective efforts are working, but we're not done yet!
The most effective way Californians can help save healthcare is to activate community members in other target states.
Join us as we honor advocates and artists committed to civil liberties at the ACLU Foundation of Southern California 23rd Annual Luncheon on Friday, June 23, 11:15 a.m. at The L.A. Hotel, 333 South Figueroa Street, Los Angeles, CA 90071.
Join the ACLU SoCal's People Power contingent at the RESIST March & Rally, this May Day (May 1st), as we march with millions of people across the country in resistance of the president's un-American agenda.
Rise up to win justice with hundreds of ACLU activists and community leaders in Sacramento! April 1 - 3, 2017.
Planning on going to Conference & Lobby Day? Along with your ticket you can also sponsor other attendees.
Travelers from Muslim countries at LAX and across the country are still being detained – including green card holders who are permanent residents.
Civil liberties, civil rights and protections on our health and bodies are under real and imminent threat. But we the people will not stand idly by.
Join us as we fight back against imminent threats to health care coverage and reproductive justice. Rally with the ACLU and partners ahead of Inauguration Day.
Speakers include:
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors has an immediate opportunity to protect immigrants in the county. Join immigrants' rights advocates and community members at the Board of Supervisors' meeting on Tuesday to urge the board: