Join us Tuesday September 4 to watch Anthony Graves, aka U.S. Death Row Exoneree #138, in the CNN series “Death Row Stories." The "Family Lies" episode details Anthony's incredible ordeal with Texas' justice system.
Join the ACLU of Texas and Miles of Freedom for a free screening of "Evidence of Innocence", the story of Dallas resident Richard Miles and his wrongful conviction. At the age of 19, Richard was accused of murder and spent the next 15-years behind bars for a crime he did not commit.
March with us on Saturday, August 11 for the Austin Pride Parade! Celebrate the fight for LGBTQ equality with over 400,000 attendees from all over the world.
Join the ACLU of Texas in Livingston on Thursday, August 2. Come meet with ACLU of Texas volunteers and staff to learn more about reforms to the justice system happening in your area.
Join the ACLU of Texas in Austin on Saturday, July 28, for our Annual Membership Meeting.
Marlise Muñoz was a wife, a mother, a daughter, and a paramedic. She had first-hand experience with how tragedy can strike without warning, and so she made sure to tell her family that if she had an irreversible terminal condition, she didn’t want extraordinary medical interventions.
You’re invited to join the ACLU of Texas for a Happy Hour meet-up next Wednesday, July 25! Come out to learn more about the issues you care about, our campaigns and let us know what you’d like to see us doing in San Antonio.
Marlise Muñoz was a wife, a mother, a daughter, and a paramedic. She had first-hand experience with how tragedy can strike without warning, and so she made sure to tell her family that if she had an irreversible terminal condition, she didn’t want extraordinary medical interventions.
Marlise Muñoz was a wife, a mother, a daughter, and a paramedic. She had first-hand experience with how tragedy can strike without warning, and so she made sure to tell her family that if she had an irreversible terminal condition, she didn’t want extraordinary medical interventions.
The rate of women's incarceration has grown at a staggering rate in the past few decades. Prisons, programming, and reentry services are all too often designed with men in mind.