Know Your Rights Webinar: Protesting at Texas Colleges & Universities
Students have a right to freely express their political opinions without censorship or violence.
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Know Your Rights Webinar: Protesting at Texas Colleges & Universities
Students have a right to freely express their political opinions without censorship or violence.
We Choose Our Future
Free art, free food, free merch — and a free democracy.
It’s a neighborhood celebration at Burnett Bayland Park in Houston!
Join us and our friends on Saturday, Dec. 2 for:
Annual Membership Meeting
Join us in person in Houston or virtually from the comfort of your home for this year’s hybrid Annual Membership Meeting of the ACLU of Texas.
Abortion Can’t Wait: What’s the deal with SCOTUS and SB8?
Join the Texas Abortion Access Network for a virtual litigation briefing on Thursday, May 5.
Understanding your City Council Budget Training
City budgets are a representation of your city's priorities. ACLU of Texas is hosting a virtual training to equip you with the tools you need to understand your city's budgeting process and how you can use it to advocate for policy changes.
Training is free and offered online via Zoom.
Advocating at the Local Level Training
Be the change you want to see. ACLU of Texas is hosting a virtual training aimed to better prepare you to testify at City Council meetings and Commissioner’s Court meetings, as well as setting up meetings with your local representative’s office.
City and County Government Training
All politics are local. Find out how you can influence police budgets, support people seeking reproductive care, shape the funding to run elections, and more by engaging with your city and county government.
Training is free and offered online via Zoom.
Annual Membership Meeting
Join us for the Annual Membership Meeting of the ACLU of Texas from the safety and comfort of your home. This year's online convening will be particularly special. You'll get to meet and hear personally from Executive Director Oni K.
Texans Rally for Our Voting Rights
The Texas Legislature is close to rolling back voting rights and putting new restrictions in place that would hurt Black and Brown people, people with disabilities, and naturalized U.S.