ACLU-NJ at Jersey Pride!
Come find the ACLU-NJ at New Jersey’s 32nd Annual Statewide LGBTQ+ Pride Celebration in Asbury Park on June 2, 2024!
Come find the ACLU-NJ at New Jersey’s 32nd Annual Statewide LGBTQ+ Pride Celebration in Asbury Park on June 2, 2024!
Join the ACLU of New Jersey and New Jersey Alliance for Immigrant Justice, the state's largest immigration coalition, as we kick off Immigrant Heritage Month with a mass demonstration in support of immigr
On May 22, 2024, at 12:30 p.m., the American Civil Liberties of New Jersey will host “Raising the Bar: The Future of Voting Rights in New Jersey and Beyond.”
The ACLU of NJ, the League of Women Voters of NJ, and Salvation and Social Justice, in partnership with WNYC/New Jersey Public Radio, will host a debate between the Democratic candidates running for New Jersey’s U.S. Senate seat.
On Thursday, January 25 at 12:00 PM ET, immigration advocates will host an online webinar to discuss the ongoing federal case, CoreCivic v. Murphy, challenging NJ’s law prohibiting new, renewed, or expanded contracts to detain people for ICE.
Join us on December 7, along with dozens of New Jersey racial and social justice advocacy organizations, as we rally at the steps of the New Jersey State House Annex to continue to call for “The People’s Lame Duck Agenda.”
The right to abortion is guaranteed in NJ, but access to abortion and equity for all is not....but it can be.
Join the ACLU of New Jersey for breakfast and a panel discussion at the League of Municipalities with representatives from the three New Jersey State Legislature caucuses of color: the Legislative Black Caucus, the Latino Caucus, and the Asian American and Pacific Islander Legislative Caucus.
Join us for an evening in conversation featuring Protecting Our Democracy Chair Sean M. Spiller and speakers from advocacy organizations in New Jersey who are on the front lines of protecting our democracy.
On October 2, the ACLU of New Jersey will bring together leading experts for a discussion on how book bans threaten the very foundation of our democracy – and how we have a responsibility to protect the right to freely speak, think, read, and write.