This Is Not A Drill: Breaking Down the 2020 Issues That Impact You
Join the ACLU-WV and the WV Center on Budget and Policy for an advocacy and policy workshop on the issues we're facing in 2020 and how you can get involved.
Past Events
Bill of Rights Bash!
The ACLU-WV is excited to bring back our Bill of Rights event with our 2019 Bill of Rights Bash on November 16.
November 17, 2019
ACLU-WV Halloween Party
The ACLU-WV is having a Halloween party and you're invited!
Join ACLU-WV staff as we recall the scariest things of the year, chat about the sure-to-be scary legislative session, and socialize with your community!
October 24, 2019
Outspoken Documentary Screening & Panel Discussion
Join ACLU of West Virginia, OUT MOV, Parkersburg Pride, and
Rainbow Pride Big Gay Picnic
Join us at the Rainbow Pride Big Gay Picnic as we celebrate our victories and look forward to expanding LGBTQ civil liberties in the upcoming year.
September 23, 2019
We the People: Exploring Citizenship and Immigration (WVU Diversity Week)
Join us on Constitution and Citizenship Day for a discussion on immigration policies, topics and stories.
This conversation will feature ACLU-WV Executive Director Joseph Cohen and Alison Peck, Director of the WVU Law School Immigration Clinic.
September 18, 2019
Immigrant Rights: Looking Out For Our Friends and Neighbors
Join ACLU-WV Executive Director Joseph Cohen and Immigration Attorney Katy Lewis for a training and discussion on immigration law.
Voter Registration 101
Certain communities — such as the homeless, people who are incarcerated, and people with disabilities — face a number of challenges when registering to vote.
September 5, 2019
Wheeling Implicit Bias and Confronting Bigotry Training
Join us for an interactive training and discussion about implicit bias and bigotry in Wheeling!
Topics include:
1. Origins of implicit bias and its impact on systems and society
2. The cycle of bias and racism
August 17, 2019
Restore the VRA Press Conference and Rally
Our democracy works best when everyone can fully participate, no matter who they are or what their race or color. It’s been six years since #SCOTUS gutted the Voting Rights Act.
August 7, 2019