Events Archive

6.6.12
DEA and DOJ - Confronting the new federal challenge to state marijuana reforms
Join ACLUers and others in Colorado Springs for an important panel on the feds and continuing interference with state MJ reforms
6.7.12
Know Your Rights Training
Learn about what our rights are in police encounters at this workshop conducted by Erik Maulbetsch and Denise Maes.
7.21.12
Colorado Secular Conference features ACLU speaker Kathleen Hynes
Kathleen Hynes, PhD, of the ACLU Speakers Bureau will address The Patriot Act and its impact during conference at Colorado Mesa University in Grand Junction July 21 at 2 PM.
7.25.12
ACLU Discussion: The New Jim Crow (Denver)
Join the ACLU as we discuss the ACLU litigator-turned-scholar Michelle Alexander's book "The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness."
7.26.12
ACLU Discussion: The New Jim Crow (Colorado Springs)
More African-American men are under the control of the correctional system than were enslaved in the year 1850. Join the ACLU and Dr. Claire Garcia for this important discussion.
8.1.12
The Patriot Act: Eleven Years Later
Since its passage, several legal challenges have been brought against the USA Patriot Act, and Federal courts have ruled that a number of provisions are unconstitutional. Join Dr. Kathleen Hynes in Fort Collins as she takes a look at the act 11 years later.
10.4.12
Standing for Freedom
In honor of the ACLU of Colorado's 60th Anniversary, our annual event was transformed from a sit-down dinner to an extraordinary soiree October 4 at History Colorado Center.
10.6.12
ACLU 101: A History of the ACLU through major cases
10.7.12
Speaker's Bureau presents Ted Belteau
Join us on Sunday, October 7th at 12:45pm for the ACLU of Colorado's latest Speakers Bureau event! Our speaker, Ted Belteau, will discuss several issues surrounding the upcoming election, including ballot issues and voting rights.
10.8.12
Book signing event with Bellwether Prize winners Hillary Jordan & Naomi Benaron
Please join the ACLU of CO, the Wellesley Club of Colorado, and the Tattered Cover Bookstore in welcoming two authors whose works stand for social justice and civil liberties.