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2019 Annual Report
Past Events
CANCELED: Nassau Event: Tribute to Civil Liberties Warriors
Please note this event has been canceled due to state and local restrictions on gatherings.
Honoring the past and fueling the future.
NYCLU Forum on Education Budget Cuts
Please join NYCLU Executive Director Donna Lieberman, NYCLU's Teen Activist Project, and New York City Council Members for a forum to discuss the recent proposed cuts to the NYC education budget. We will also make space for forum participants to ask questions and propose solutions.
Cancelled: ACLU Centennial Gala
We regret to announce the cancellation of the ACLU’s Centennial Gala and Fight for Our Rights After Party. Please reach out to centennialgala@aclu.org with any questions.
Town Hall: Lockport
Many school districts across the state are spending millions of dollars on invasive biometric surveillance technology such as face surveillance software.
Town Hall: Albany
Schools should be places where students are included, respected, and supported. But in New York, students lose hundreds of thousands of days in the classroom each year because of suspensions, often for normal youthful behavior.
2020 Women's March in NYC
Join the NYCLU and hundreds of thousands of people across the globe to resist, protest, and make our voices heard during the third year of the Women’s March.
Please RSVP below so we can keep you updated on a meeting location.
Town Hall: Bronx
Schools should be places where students are included, respected, and supported. But in New York, students lose hundreds of thousands of days in the classroom each year because of suspensions, often for normal youthful behavior.
I-81 Block Party
Join the New York Civil Liberties Union and Urban Jobs Taskforce for a block party, hosted by DJ Big Boy. This block party is part of a three-part series to engage young people in the I-81 discussion. Refreshments will be served.
Town Hall: East Harlem
Schools should be places where students are included, respected, and supported. But in New York, students lose hundreds of thousands of days in the classroom each year because of suspensions, often for normal youthful behavior.