For more than three quarters of a century the ACLU/SC has supported a broad-based civil rights and civil liberties agenda, an agenda that today includes women's equality; racial justice; lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender equality; immigrants' rights; privacy rights; workers' rights; disability rights; fair police practices; separation of church and state; criminal justice reform, and more. More than 40,000 Southern Californians are members of the ACLU.

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Current Advocacy Campaigns from ACLU/SC Take Action

Tell the Candidates: Close Gitmo in 2008  January 11, 2008

Previous Advocacy Campaigns from ACLU/SC Take Action

Restore Police Oversight: Support SB 1019   June 17, 2008	Stop This Worker Database Nightmare   March 13, 2008
Stop the Runner Initiative!   June 06, 2008	Quality Health Education for Stressed-Out Kids   February 29, 2008
Vote NO on Prop. 98 - Save Affordable Housing in California!   May 18, 2008	Undo Life Without Parole for Kids! Pass SB 999   January 22, 2008
Protect Cell Phone Privacy - Support AB 3011   April 18, 2008	Oppose Telecom Immunity   October 25, 2007
Oppose Mandatory Electronic Employment Verification   March 25, 2008

Recent Messages from ACLU/SC Take Action

Invitation: Robert Scheer book signing & discussion (July 24)   July 17, 2008	June 21st Vigil to Stop Police Violence   June 17, 2008
Special Invitation: Tamales! Drinks! Justice!   July 09, 2008	Night of 1000 Conversations   June 13, 2008
Restore Police Oversight: Support SB 1019   June 19, 2008	Vote NO on Prop. 98 - Save Affordable Housing in California!   May 19, 2008