Featured Event
Rally: Women Speakout for Birth Control
Date: Friday, February 24 Location: Chicago, ILWomen’s health advocates and religious groups invite you to listen to leaders speak out for women’s access to contraception. 99% of sexually active American women have used some form of contraception and the Institute of Medicine says women need to have free access to contraception. We thank President Obama for holding firm to the principle... Continue reading
Volunteer Night
Date: Wednesday, April 18, 2012 Location: Chicago, ILHappy Spring! Help us get out some important membership mailings at April Volunteer Night. Volunteer Nights are a great opportunity to meet other civil liberties fans, learn more about the ACLU’s agenda and discover other opportunities to volunteer. Volunteer Night is held at the ACLU offices (180 N Michigan, Suite 2300 in Chicago) from 5:30... Continue reading
Volunteer Night
Date: Wednesday, March 21, 2012 Location: Chicago, ILIt’s almost Spring! Join us for March Volunteer Night! Volunteer nights are a great opportunity to meet other civil liberties fans, learn more about the ACLU’s agenda and discover other opportunities to volunteer. Volunteer Night is held at the ACLU offices (180 N Michigan, Suite 2300 in Chicago) from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Dinner... Continue reading
ACLU Central Illinois Chapter Discussion
Date: Wednesday, February 29, 2012 Location: Normal, ILThe Supreme Court Tackles Privacy, Or Does it? Implications of the Recent United States v Jones Decision on Warrantless GPS Surveillance under the Fourth Amendment Michael C. Gizzi Department of Criminal Justice Illinois State University When: Wednesday February 29th Time: 7:00pm Where: Normal Public Library Community Room Sponsored by the Central Illinois Chapter, ACLU
Film Screening: Better This World
Date: Wednesday, February 22, 2012 Location: Springfield, ILEVENT CANCELLED. Unfortunately, the screening edition of the film did not arrive in time. This event has been cancelled. We are sorry for any inconvenience.







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