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The American Civil Liberties Union of Maryland (ACLU-MD) seeks communications students passionate about race equity, civil rights, and civil liberties for a fall internship. The ACLU-MD is a private, nonprofit organization that defends the civil rights and civil liberties of Marylanders through l
The American Civil Liberties Union of Maryland/ACLU Foundation of Maryland seeks a talented community advocate, effective persuasive communicator, and an experienced outreach professional to develop grassroots-level initiatives that support engagement and mobilization goals of the organization in
The American Civil Liberties Union of Maryland / ACLU Foundation of Maryland seeks a dynamic attorney, strong community advocate, and an experienced innovative program director to lead the public policy work of the organization in advancing the ACLU’s broad and ambitious civil rights and civil li
The American Civil Liberties Union of Maryland / ACLU Foundation of Maryland seeks a dynamic and creative attorney to litigate cases and engage in advocacy to further the ACLU of Maryland’s mission of advancing civil rights and civil liberties.
Do you find yourself deeply concerned about civil rights abuses? • Are you passionate about the protection of the most marginalized members of our communities? • Do you recognize the value of our legal system even while seeing the necessity for systemic reform?