As 2024 comes to an end, join us for our virtual Annual Meeting. We'll provide an election recap, look back on the work we've done so far, and discuss how we're preparing for 2025. Find out how you can get involved in protecting civil rights and civil liberties for all Virginians.
Join us virtually for an update on the work we’ve done in 2023 and what we’re planning for 2024 to protect the rights & freedoms of all Virginians.
Please join us for "Beyond the Election: Organizing for the 2022 Legislative Session" on Tuesday, November 16.
The ACLU of Virginia is hosting its annual member meeting on Saturday, October 2, 2021 from 11 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Join us at Black Pride RVA for a day of celebration, networking, and building awareness for the LGBTQ+ community. Stop by our table for information and goodies.
The ACLU of Virginia is preparing to wish a fond farewell to Claire Gastañaga as she retires from nine years of leading our organization and decades of service to our community.
The current marijuana legislation sitting on Gov. Northam’s desk will delay justice for Black and Brown Virginians who have suffered decades of harm caused by the ruthless, racist War on Drugs. Simple possession of marijuana would continue to be illegal.
As the balance of power continues to shift in Virginia, it’s important for us to stick together and work as a team to protect our civil rights and civil liberties.
The Right to Vote coalition and the Richmond Public Library welcome you to Block The Vote: The Deliberate Suppression of the Black Vote. This exhibit traces the history of voter suppression and felony disenfranchisement in Virginia and throughout our nation.
Virginia is on the verge of legalizing marijuana. It’s important that lawmakers center racial justice and social equity as they debate the ins and outs of legislation to legalize marijuana in Virginia.