Portland Think & Drink: Who’s Watching Whom?
Who's watching whom? This session of the 2017 Portland Think & Drink series on policing will examine physical surveillance by and of police.
Hosted by Maine Humanities Council
May 4, 2017
Who's watching whom? This session of the 2017 Portland Think & Drink series on policing will examine physical surveillance by and of police.
Hosted by Maine Humanities Council
Join us as we present the Justice Louis Scolnik Award for outstanding commitment to protecting civil rights and civil liberties in Maine.
Join ACLU of Maine staff for an update on our work and how you can take action to help us protect and advance civil liberties in our home state.
HOSTED BY CENTRE THEATER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS
***A portion of the proceeds will benefit the ACLU of Maine***
Join ACLU of Maine staff for an update on our work and how you can take action to help us protect and advance civil liberties in our home state.
Join ACLU of Maine staff for an update on our work and how you can take action to help us protect and advance civil liberties in our home state.
On March 11, the ACLU is holding a Resistance Training. This event will launch People Power, the ACLU’s new effort to engage grassroots volunteers across the country and take the fight against Donald Trump’s policies not just into the courts, but into the streets.
Join ACLU of Maine executive director Alison Beyea for a discussion of anticipated changes and threats to civil liberties under President Trump.
Sponsored by the Woodstove Alliance
Join the ACLU of Maine contingent at the Women's March on Maine! March with us behind the ACLU of Maine banner - we'll be marching to call for equality, justice and freedom for all!
On Inauguration Day 2017, gather with your Maine neighbors to celebrate the ideals embodied by the Constitution: equality, justice and freedom.
We'll gather in the Maine State House Hall of Flags for a live reading of the Constitution.