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Wisconsin Dept of Justice Safe Schools Legal Resource Manual
One piece of the puzzle in keeping our schools safe is for school administrators, teachers, and child protective service professionals, to be fully aware of their legal rights and obligations.
ACLU Statewide Student Alliance Facebook Group
Keep up with our student alliances around Wisconsin on Facebook!
Documents
Milwaukee Know Your Rights Card
A guide for Milwaukee-area residents to help educate them about their rights in law enforcement encounters.
Bullying Resource Guide
The ACLU of Wisconsin's resource guide for students and their families, "It's Bigger than Bullying."
Student Know Your Rights Card
Do you know what your rights are when you are in school? Check this out!
Unlock the Vote Wisconsin report
Wisconsin law bars individuals with felony convictions from voting while incarcerated or while on probation, parole or extended supervision. This stops an estimated 62,000 citizens with felony convictions from voting. Learn why this is a problem by reading the ACLU's Unlock the Vote Wisconsin report.
Questions for Parents to Ask About Sex Education
Parents are the best advocates for the quality of their children’s education. The new comprehensive sexuality education law has provisions for parents to ask questions about sex ed classes, curriculum and teachers at their school. The following questions are for parents to ask their children’s school leadership about how they are complying with the new, higher standards for comprehensive sexuality education.
Youth Social Justice Forum 2016 Book
This is the book of resources from our 2016 Youth Social Justice Forum.
