The ACLU of Wisconsin is pleased to be a sponsor of the Milwaukee Film Festival's screenings of Love Free or Die, a film highlighting the controversy of the ordination of openly gay Bishops in the Episcopal Church.
Join the ACLU of Wisconsin Foundation to recognize Banned Books Week. We will be highlighting the careers of Maurice Sendak, author of Where the Wild Things Are, as well as Ray Bradbury who passed away this year.
A is for Avenue Q and ACLU – performance and benefit
September 20, 6:00 p.m. reception; 7:30 p.m. full-dress rehearsal sneak peek
Broadway Theatre Center, 158 N. Broadway, Milwaukee WI 53202
Technology, privacy and liberty event: "Can You Hear Me Now? Law Enforcement Surveillance of the Internet and Mobile Communications" is the topic of a talk with Dr.
The Chippewa Valley ACLU Chapter will hold its annual meeting and dinner to welcome new members and greet long-time supporters. The chapter will start the meet and greet at Houligan's at 5:00 p.m., begin the dinner at 6:00 p.m.
The Milwaukee ACLU Chapter is parterning with local community groups to sponsor a Know Your Voting Rights event at the park. Stay tuned for more details on the event and how you can volunteer.
ACLU of Wisconsin staff will facilitate a Know Your Rights workshop for middle school students and staff who preregister for this event.
The ACLU Student Alliance at UW-Madison will host a Know Your Rights workshop with local criminal defense attorney and ACLU of Wisconsin state board president Erik Guenther.
ACLU of Wisconsin staff will facilitate a Know Your Rights workshop for high school students and staff who preregister for the Overcoming Obstacles program.
Inspired by the May Day Festival developed by In the Heart of the Beast Puppet and Mask Theatre in Minneapolis, this project is a collaboration among Milwaukee Public Theatre, the Milwaukee Mask and Puppet Theatre and numerous community organizations including the ACLU of Wisconsin, funding