Red White and Brew: A Post-Election Day Happy Hour with ACLU-NJ
This event is sold out! We host events for voting rights, abortion access, police accountability, and more all year long. Check out our event page for the latest.
This event is sold out! We host events for voting rights, abortion access, police accountability, and more all year long. Check out our event page for the latest.
The Undoing Racism Team of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation at Montclair (UUCM), will be hosting an event at the UUCM sanctuary for reproductive freedom.
The ACLU of New Jersey and our partners are heading to the State House as New Jersey lawmakers reconvene for the legislative session. We're rallying to urge the New Jersey Legislature to expand abortion access for all and pass the Reproductive Equity Act.
Join New Jersey Policy Perspective for its annual policy conference and explore ways to advance racial, economic, and social justice for every resident. ACLU-NJ Executive Director Amol Sinha will speak on the plenary panel, "Achieving a Multi-Racial Democracy" from 10 - 11 a.m.
This event has been canceled.
Join ACLU-NJ Executive Director Amol Sinha and SABA North America's Advocacy Committee, SAWAN SABA Chicago, and SAAPRI in this panel discussion, "The South Asian Experience in a Post-Dobbs Landscape."
Come find the ACLU-NJ at Jersey City Pride on August 27!
We’re helping people send messages to their lawmakers on crucial civil rights issues, outfitting people with ACLU-NJ Pride accessories, and more! Find us at the Grove Street PATH Plaza & Newark Avenue. See you there!
On the year anniversary of New Jersey's passage of a bill banning new, renewed, or expanded contracts with ICE, the New Jersey Alliance for Immigrant Justice (NJAIJ) will be hosting a rally at the Elizabeth Detention Center on Saturday, August 20.
Join the ACLU of New Jersey and the New Jersey Alliance for Immigrant Justice and partners for a public education event to learn how to avoid civil fraud investigations and what to do when police are called when applying for a standard driver’s license in New Jersey.
Panelists:
In New Jersey, political power has been concentrated in the hands of a few, leaving many marginalized residents unrepresented in the conversations that shape our society. To build equitable communities, we must ensure that everyone has a voice in the process.
The New Jersey Supreme Court is known for decisions that confront cutting-edge legal issues and rely on the strength of our state constitution’s expansive view of civil rights and civil liberties.