In This Together Gala: A Benefit for the ACLU Foundation of Arizona
Join us at the In This Together Gala: A Benefit for the ACLU Foundation of Arizona.
November 3, 2019
Past Events
November 3, 2019
Community Meeting on MCSO Reforms
Join us at a community meeting on the court-ordered reforms of the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office featuring a presentation and discussion on MCSO's body-worn cameras.
Drinks, Jams, and Justice at The Coronado!
Come hang out with the ACLU of Arizona Campaign for Smart Justice at The Coronado for a night of drinks, music, and discussion about criminal justice reform.
August 30, 2019
"In This Together" at the Herberger Theater
Join us for the opening reception of "In This Together: Sixty years of Daring to Create a More Perfect Arizona" at the Herberger Theater in Phoenix!
July 26, 2019
JOIN US FOR THE "IN THIS TOGETHER" FLAGSTAFF OPENING RECEPTION
Join us for the opening reception of "In This Together: Sixty years of Daring to Create a More Perfect Arizona" at the NAU Art Museum in Flagstaff.
"In This Together" opening reception and "No Woman Left Behind" panel in Prescott
In 2019, the ACLU of Arizona is celebrating it's 60th anniversary year!
Community Meeting on MCSO Compliance Order
Join a community meeting where the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office (MCSO) will provide an update on its compliance with Judge Snow's court order in Melendres v. Arpaio (now Penzone). Community members will be able to make comments regarding MCSO's policies and practices.
April 16, 2019
Demand to Learn at Arizona State Charter Board Meeting
Join the Demand to Learn team at the Arizona State Charter Board meeting. Together, we'll advocate for an end to the exclusionary practices in Arizona public schools.
Demand to Learn Welcome Session
Come and learn what Demand to Learn is all about! Join us on Thursday, April 4, for a welcome session. If you want to help us eliminate practices that disproportionately push children out of school, Demand to Learn is the place for you.
Know Your Rights at Border Checkpoints
Passing through a Border Patrol checkpoint on a daily basis is a reality for thousands of residents in Southern Arizona. If you are rushing to get to work or just headed to the grocery store, being detained and questioned about your citizenship can be, at best, an annoying inconvenience.