An evening in Oakland with the ACLU of Alameda County

With victories from reining in civil asset forfeiture abuse to ensuring that all those who are eligible to vote in California are able to, it has been an amazing year for civil liberties in California. Of course, our work is never done.

Join the Alameda County Paul Robeson Chapter on Thursday, January 26 at 6 p.m.at Oakland City Hall to celebrate our impact and learn what we can do to continue the fight for justice. Learn more about upcoming events & volunteer opportunities 

We are excited to feature guest speaker John Jones, III. Mr. Jones has been recognized by California’s 18th District Assembly Member Rob Bonta as the recipient of the 2016 Equity Champion Award for his work to empower underrepresented communities in the fight for social and economic justice. We will also be honoring Mr. Jones with the Grover Dye Activism Award – our chapter’s highest honor. We will hear from Steven Medeiros, ACLU of Northern California Program Coordinator, about potential civil liberties challenges under the Trump administration and ways you can plug in and get involved.

Please take this opportunity to hear about our chapter’s advocacy and learn how to become a part of the ACLU Alameda County Paul Robeson Chapter.