Werk The Lege: Reproductive Freedom and Bodily Autonomy
In a series of virtual Zoom sessions, our team will highlight and present on topics that matter to Alabamians. In our April 10 session, we will discuss reproductive freedom and bodily autonomy.
Past Events
Werk The Lege (Virtual Session): Censorship and the Classroom
In a series of virtual Zoom sessions, our team will highlight and present on topics that matter to Alabamians. In our April 10 session, we will discuss censorship when it comes to classrooms.
Werk The Lege (Virtual Session): Alabama Prisons and the Death Penalty
In a series of virtual Zoom sessions, our team will highlight and present on topics that matter to Alabamians. In our April 10 session, we will discuss Alabama prisons and the death penalty.
Alabamians for Fair Justice 2023 Lobby Day
Join Alabamians for Fair Justice (AFJ) for its 2023 Lobby Day at the Alabama State House in Montgomery, AL!
Werk The Lege (Virtual Session): Lege 101
In a series of virtual Zoom sessions, our team will highlight and present on topics that matter to Alabamians. In our March 20 session, we will discuss the Alabama Legislature and how it operates.
Werk The Lege Community Teach-In
On Saturday, March 11, the ACLU of Alabama invites folks from across the state to engage in a full day of shared learning about the state's political landscape.
Break Every Chain Rally
Both Sides of the Wall, a grassroots organization, will be hosting their “Break Every Chain Rally” against the brutalization of incarcerated people in Alabama prisons.
Selma’s 58th Annual Bridge Crossing Jubilee
Members of ACLU of Alabama staff will be traveling to Selma, Alabama for its 58th Annual Bridge Crossing Jubilee, and we are inviting you to ride with us!
Selma Jubilee Day of Service
The ACLU of Alabama, the Knights and Orchids Society (TKO Society), and the Black Belt Community Foundation are coming together for a day of service.
Virtual Rally to #ReleaseNOW
Despite years of overcrowding, violence, and abuse in Alabama’s prisons, highlighted last year in a scathing Department of Justice report and exacerbated by the current COVID-19 pandemic, state officials have done little to alleviate these conditions.
May 20, 2020