People’s Town Hall: Continued Changes to Policing in Our City
Join the Campaign for Justice, Safety, and Jobs (CJSJ) and community members from all around Baltimore City to reflect and give input on:
- The latest Consent Decree updates
Past Events
Lights for Liberty - Frederick
Join the RISE Coalition of Western Maryland and ACLU of Maryland on July 12th for Lights for Liberty which will shine a light on the horrific abuses of the Trump administration in human detention camps and its local counterparts.
Lights for Liberty - Baltimore City
Join us at the Baltimore City Lights for Liberty candlelight vigil where immigrants, faith and community leaders, and allies will gather at City Hall in support of immigrant families in our city and across the country.
Lights for Liberty - Howard
Nationwide Candlelight Vigil to End Immigration Detention
Bring your concience, your concern, and a candle or light.
Protest & Police Advisory Commission Bill Hearing
On Tuesday, July 9th, from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., there will be a protest regarding recent police incident caught on camera at Aspen Hill and a
Free Brake Light Clinic- Baltimore City
Free Brake Light Clinic / Reduce Traffic Stops & Know Your Rights
Prevent unnecessary police stops, expensive tickets and fines, and possible court appearances by coming to get your brake lights fixed FREE OF CHARGE.
Free Brake Light Clinic - Prince George’s County
Free Brake Light Clinic / Reduce Traffic Stops & Know Your Rights
Prevent unnecessary police stops, expensive tickets and fines, and possible court appearances by coming to get your brake lights fixed FREE OF CHARGE.
We The People Tour - Southern Maryland
This is an important and exciting time for Marylanders and the ACLU. You have the opportunity to make a real difference on the local level – which is where we need to fight for and build on changes that will ultimately bring greater justice and equity for all.
Pajama Clothesline Project
Ten thousand or more migrant children remain separated from their parents or families in government detention camps or centers. Please join us in opposing this injustice.
Trial of Chief Sewell
Kelvin Sewell, the popular and respected first Black police chief in Pocomoke City.
May 15, 2019
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