Bill of Rights Celebration 2015
Join us for the 2015 Bill of Rights Celebration! $50 per person, RSVP by May 11th by calling Marion Ecks at 414-272-4032 x218 or register online here.
May 19, 2015
Past Events
May 19, 2015
Privacy, Security and Technology: How Government and Business Are Accessing Our Data in the Internet Age
Speaker: Dr. Paul Wagner, Professor Emeritus at University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire; sponsored by the Chippewa Valley Chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Wisconsin.
Milwaukee: Defend Free Speech by Becoming a Legal Observer!
This is a free workshop for anyone who wants to defend free speech and assembly by becoming a volunteer legal observer for the ACLU of Wisconsin. We especially need individuals for the May Day demonstration on May 1.
Gallery Day: 53206 - Home in the Heart of the City
53206, in the heart of Milwaukee's central city, is often written off as the city's poorest ZIP code. But it is also home to some 29,000 people — more than the cities of Stevens Point or Superior.
April 19, 2015
Gallery Night: 53206 - Home in the Heart of the City
53206, in the heart of Milwaukee's central city, is often written off as the city's poorest ZIP code. But it is also home to some 29,000 people — more than the cities of Stevens Point or Superior.
April 18, 2015
Milwaukee Board of School Directors - Community Candidate Forum
Join us to ask questions of all of the candidates running for school board in Milwaukee.
April 1, 2015
Film Screening: Vel Phillips: Dream Big Dreams
Join the ACLU Student Alliance to watch this amazing film about an amazing woman.
Civil Liberties on Tap: Racial Justice through Marijuana Decriminalization
Join us to discuss Alderman Kovac and Alderman Hamilton's proposal to decriminalize marijuana in the City of Milwaukee.
March 20, 2015
Diane Ravtich to speak in Milwaukee
Diane Ravitch is coming to Milwaukee to speak on testing and school privatization!
Civil Liberties on Tap: Racial Justice through Marijuana Decriminalization
Join the ACLU Milwaukee Chapter and the NAACP Milwaukee Branch for a discussion of the War on Drugs, its implications for racial justice, and possible new paths forward through decriminalization.
March 12, 2015