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We’re in the statehouse, courts, and communities across Alabama to defend our civil liberties– and we need you with us. Get our updates.

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Event | In-Person
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HBCU Tour – Magic City Classic

Join Project MOVE on our 2026 HBCU Tour at Magic City Classic on Saturday October 31st! Come march in the parade or tailgate with the team and learn how we are moving voters to the polls in November. Parade: 8am in downtown Birmingham Tailgate: 10am at Legion Field  
Oct 31, 2026 | 10:00 AM (CT)
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Alabama Voter Guide

All your voting questions, all in one guide.
News & Commentary
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Everything You Need To Know To Make Your Voice Heard in the Midterms

On Tuesday, November 3, 2026, Alabamians will head to the polls to elect the next governor of Alabama and other federal, state, and county representatives.
Publication | Annual report
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2025-2026 Annual Report

What we have learned over the past six decades is that these times fortify us. We have weathered this storm before, and through our collective determination, we will emerge from this fight stronger than ever, and with a shared vision of the true promise of this nation.

Issues We're Monitoring

First Amendment Rights Criminal Legal Reform Voting Rights Gender Justice View All Issues

Project MOVE Community Outreach

Are you ready to make a difference in your community? Join the Project MOVE team as we hit the streets and community festivals across the state to connect with voters and make sure every voice is heard in the November election!
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Featured Case

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Representing Student Voices

a group of students at the University of Alabama filed a federal lawsuit challenging the university’s suspension of two student publications, Nineteen Fifty-Six and Alice. The students argue that the University of Alabama’s decision to suspend the magazines unlawfully censors disfavored student voices and perspectives, violating their rights under the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.