Three events in three different cities across West Virginia?! You read that right. We’re gearing up for an exciting week and we want to invite YOU to be a part of it.
Gearing up to protest government abuses? Then we’ve got a training you don’t want to miss! On January 18 at 7:00pm, at the Shepherdstown Presbyterian Church, we’ll be hosting a dissent and nonviolence training where you’ll learn your rights under the First Amendment and how to effectively and safely make your voice heard. If you can’t make the event, we’ll be live streaming on our Facebook page or you can join via phone at 515-739-1285 (access code: 241828).
RSVP to the Shepherdstown training!
On January 19 at 7:00pm, join us in Huntington at Marshall University’s Memorial Student Center (Room 2W22) for the second in a series of Citizen Activist Trainings. In this latest installment, we’ll be tackling issues of drug addiction and criminalization and how to safely and effectively observe police activity. If you can’t make it to Huntington, you can join us by the live video feed on our Facebook page or by phone at 515-739-1285 (access code: 241828).
RSVP to the Huntington training!
On January 21 at 1:00pm, we’ll be in Charleston at the state capitol for the Women’s March on West Virginia. This will be one of nearly 300 sister marches to the Women’s March on Washington happening around the country. Join us at the capitol to show unity and solidarity with the hundreds of thousands of people marching around the country to reaffirm the core American values of freedom and democracy for all.
RSVP to the Women's March on West Virginia!
See you soon!
-Team ACLU of WV