Werk The Lege is a legislative advocacy training program for everyday Alabamians who want to learn about and engage in Alabama’s legislative process. In a series of virtual Zoom sessions, our team will highlight and present on topics that are urgent for Alabamians to know. I
Join us to celebrate the Black Trans Futures Class of ‘24! This is a FREE event celebrating our collaboration with The Knights & Orchids Society. 10 Black, Queer fellows from across Alabama have worked for 5 months to develop their community organizing and storytelling skills.
Werk The Lege is a legislative advocacy training program for everyday Alabamians who want to learn about and engage in Alabama’s legislative process. In a series of virtual Zoom sessions, our team will highlight and present on topics that are urgent for Alabamians to know.
On Saturday, February 3, the ACLU of Alabama is hosting our annual Werk The Lege community teach-in at The Sanctuary in Montgomery, Alabama.
On World Day Against the Death Penalty, a panel titled: “Other Voices: A Conversation About the Death Penalty” will be a moderated panel discussion about the death penalty in Alabama from people directly impacted by the process or working with individuals that are directly impacted by it.
Join TKO for their first annual Montgomery Black Pride. Visit https://www.tkosociety.org/montgomery-pride-2023 to register!
The ACLU of Alabama is teaming up with our community partner, SPLC’s Learning for Justice for the annual Teach Truth Day of Action. Community members from across the state are invited to join us on Saturday, June 10 at 1977 Books in Montgomery, Alabama from 12pm-2pm.
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.
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.
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.