The purpose of this week of action is to bring joy to the vote counting process with music, food, art, and celebratory vibes!
The Greater Philadelphia Chapter of the ACLU of Pennsylvania will host its annual meeting, Defending Democracy at University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School.
Become a Voting Rights Trainer for your organization! Become familiar with voting processes and rights in PA so that you can share this information with your network.
The Pennsylvania Coalition in Defense of Democracy is offering virtual Train-the-Trainer sessions:
The “ID me clinic” will connect transgender, non-binary and queer Philadelphians with legal professionals and social service workers that will assist with accessing “Real IDs.” They will help people work through common challenges they may experience with obtaining affirmative documents.
Celebrate Pride Month with the ACLU of Pennsylvania and community members across the commonwealth.
Pennsylvania's public records law is a vital tool for government transparency, but members of the public who are new to the Right-to-Know Law can make a number of simple mistakes that frustrate their attempts to obtain local or state government records.
Abortion rights are under attack across the nation. Pennsylvania is uniquely positioned to simultaneously defend Pennsylvania abortion rights as well as receive those fleeing states where abortion access has been restricted.
The ACLU of Pennsylvania’s lobbying training offers a deeper dive into how to actively lobby as a constituent. We will discuss how the General Assembly operates and when lobbying can be the most effective.
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Learn about magisterial district judges (MDJs) and why these elected judges are critical to criminal legal reform.
Magisterial District Judges (MDJs) are elected officials that handle early criminal matters and in every Pennsylvania county, except Philadelphia, are responsible for setting bail and determining pre-trial freedom.