Events

The dismantling of the Voting Rights Act is a reminder that we have unfinished business. This fight is ours — and we are going to finish it. On Saturday, May 16, join Black Voters Matter, partners, faith leaders, organizers, and community members from across the South for All Roads Lead to the South — a National Day of Action for Voting Rights in Montgomery, Alabama. Together, we'll gather to honor the legacy of the movement and organize for what comes next. WHAT: All Roads Lead to the South — National Day of Action for Voting Rights WHEN: Saturday, May 16, 2026 Main Rally Program: 1:00 PM CST WHERE: Downtown Montgomery — Montgomery, Alabama [RSVP for location details!] Join the ACLU of Alabama as we take action to protect fair representation. You can find all of the event details by RSVPing now. Notice of Accessibility: The ACLU strives to create inclusive and accessible events that enable all individuals to fully engage with its programming.

Join us for a virtual Town Hall Meeting on Alabama Communities of Interest (COI) and help shape how your community is defined and represented in future planning for redistricting efforts. This public forum is focused on identifying Communities of Interest (COI) across Alabama. COIs are groups of people whom you share common social, cultural, economic, geographic, or historical ties. Your input will help ensure fair and accurate representation in district mapping and policy decisions.   Overview of Communities of Interest (COI) and why now Explanation of the mapping and input process Open public comment period Discussion of shared community concerns Information on next steps and how input is used   Special Thanks: Alabama Values, Alabama Forward, ACLU of Alabama, Fair Representation in Redistricting Hosted by HaystaqDNA

Join us for a virtual Town Hall Meeting on Alabama Communities of Interest (COI) and help shape how your community is defined and represented in future planning for redistricting efforts. This public forum is focused on identifying Communities of Interest (COI) across Alabama. COIs are groups of people whom you share common social, cultural, economic, geographic, or historical ties. Your input will help ensure fair and accurate representation in district mapping and policy decisions. Overview of Communities of Interest (COI) and why now Explanation of the mapping and input process Open public comment period Discussion of shared community concerns Information on next steps and how input is used   Special Thanks: Alabama Values, Alabama Forward, ACLU of Alabama, Fair Representation in Redistricting Hosted by HaystaqDNA

We're taking the fight for voting rights to the People’s House and we want YOU with us. Join us for Advocacy Day on April 1 at the Alabama State House. Community members from across Alabama will come together to learn, connect, and engage around voting rights and civic participation. This is an opportunity to understand the legislative process, meet with lawmakers, and share your experiences on the issues that matter most.

No Thrones. No Crowns. No Kings. Because this country does not belong to kings, dictators, or tyrants. It belongs to We the People. Organized by the ACLU of Alabama and Birmingham Indivisible.

Join us for our Werk The Lege Mid-Session Webinar! This 60-minute virtual gathering will include updates from our policy, legal, and organizing teams on priority bills as well as a refresher on legislative resources. Tune in to learn more about where the bills you care about are in the legislative process and how you can take action.

Join the ACLU of Alabama with the People's Parole Reform Coalition for a rally on the statehouse steps! After the rally, fellow community members, advocates, and directly impacted people will learn to engage with legislators, share lived experiences, and advocate for fair and transparent parole practices.

March with us in Selma! Members of ACLU of Alabama staff will be traveling to Selma, Alabama for the 61st Annual Bridge Crossing Jubilee, and we are inviting you to ride with us. Round-trip transportation from Montgomery will be provided, but seating is limited. The deadline for registration is Wednesday, February 25th. If you need any accommodations, please email [email protected].

Join us for a day of service in Selma and let's pour into the community that has given so much to Alabama! The ACLU of Alabama and JGS Construction are coming together for a day of service the day before the Annual Bridge Crossing Jubilee. Join us on Saturday, March 7 to assist with home repair for a Foot Soldier in the Selma, AL community. If you plan to attend, we recommend: Wearing protective clothing, including long pants, work gloves, and sturdy, thick-soled shoes. JGS Construction will have some extra gloves as well. Bringing a face mask to protect yourself from dust and debris (ACLU of Alabama will provide face masks). Using sunscreen and insect repellant. Bringing water and snacks (ACLU of Alabama will be providing water and lunch) Round-trip transportation from Montgomery will be provided, but seating is limited. The deadline for registration is Wednesday, February 25th. If you need any accommodations, please email [email protected].