In 2019, the ACLU of New Jersey, led by attorneys Jeanne LoCicero, Alexander Shalom, and Tess Borden, along with attorney Robyn Gigl of Gluck Walrath LLP, sued the New Jersey Department of Corrections and its officers on behalf of a transgender woman.
Join the New Jersey Black Women's Collective and Stono Public Affairs for "Black Women and the Reproductive Health Crisis." This event aims to educate attendees on the burden of reproduction as it relates to maternal health, infertility, and the overarching racial disparities that plague medical
Join Amol Sinha, Executive Director of ACLU New Jersey, and Jackie Cornell, Executive Director of Planned Parenthood Action Fund of New Jersey, for an important discussion as they both bring their expert perspectives to Abortion Access: Rights and Realities.
On May 23, the ACLU of New Jersey will bring together leading experts for a discussion on the impact of abortion restrictions and the future of reproductive health care in New Jersey and across the country.
Join the ACLU-NJ, the New Jersey Alliance for Immigrant Justice, and partners on May 18 at 11:30 a.m. to rally in support of the Values Act.
Join ACLU-NJ for a community discussion with PEN America, American Library Association, as well as authors, editors, and publishers at the Montclair Literary Festival.
From Brown v. Board to Roe v.
The annual HiTOPS Trans Youth Forum is the only event of its kind, created by and for trans, nonbinary, and otherwise gender expansive young people.
In celebration of Women's History Month, this PSEG True Diversity Film Series event focuses on India's only all-female news network. In the United States, a changing media landscape has shuttered many print newspapers and reduced the budgets for local reporting.
With each new devastating act of police violence, questions echo through our homes and communities. How do we stop the murder of Black people at the hands of law enforcement? How do we prevent Black people from being arrested, imprisoned, and killed for crimes they didn’t commit?