Join us for the Leaders in Action Collective Kick-Off Call! Hear how to get involved with the ACLU of MS Advocacy and Communications team, learn about leadership roles, and win trivia prizes.
Led by SHERo Mississippi
Join us on June 17 from noon to 2 p.m. at Smith Park for a rally led by our coalition partners, SHERo Mississippi!
Join ACLU of Mississippi April 7, 2022, 6-8 p.m., at the Mississippi Civil Rights Museum for a special screening of Critics Choice Documentary Awards Nominee A Crime on the Bayou,
The LGBTQ Justice Project currently assists clients with civil legal matters, primarily in the following areas: name changes, birth certificate corrections, civil rights, consumer law, housing, school
On December 1, the Center for Reproductive Rights will be representing Jackson Women’s Health Organization, the last abortion clinic in Mississippi, challenging Mississippi’s 15-week abortion ban in
You have the opportunity for your vioce to be heard.
Once every decade, Mississippi redraws district lines based on data gathered in the Census.
Those new district lines determine our political voice, shaping our lives and our communities, for the next ten years.
Join us for a lunchtime training on redistricting and its power. What does an unfair district map look like? How has redistricting been historically used to disenfranchise Black Mississippi voters? What districts should be of priority? Get answers to all of these questions.
Learn about ICE’s impact on Mississippi immigrant communities, and how ACLU of MS and Congressman Bennie Thompson are creating change.
International Transgender Day of Visibility is March 31, 2021.
The ACLU of Mississippi is hosting a virtual town hall specifically to address the needs and concerns of Mississippi's immigrants as a new administration takes office in the United States.