Our Comment: Presumptive Eligibility Amendment For Pregnancy Care
Our Policy and Organizing Director comments adding the Presumptive Eligibility amendment to the Alabama State Plan for Medical Assistance.
SIXTY YEARS FIGHTING FOR JUSTICE
News Updates
Attacks on First Amendment Not Welcomed in Alabama
Core political speech is worth defending, even when it is controversial, and the ACLU of Alabama remains steadfast in its 60-year commitment to defending free speech in our state.
Notes from the Field: How Project MOVE is Mobilizing Alabamians for Change
We must have candidates on the ballot who are willing to be held accountable to the people they serve. We need leaders who are rooted in community, who understand the stakes for everyday Alabamians, and who...
In the courts
SB129 violates the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution by imposing viewpoint-based restrictions on educators’ speech, the information students seek to learn, and universities’ allocation of state funding and on-campus spaces to student organizations.
Simon et al. v. Kay Ivey et al.
A group of Alabama students and educators in higher education filed a federal lawsuit challenging Senate Bill 129 (SB129) – a censorship bill that impedes their ability to learn, teach, and engage in public university classes and programs related to diverse viewpoints and topics.
