Sat, Sept 11 Avenues Street Fair 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
Stop by the ACLU of Utah booth and get a free t-shirt when you join or renew your membership!
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Fri, Sept 17 "The Past, Present and Uncertain Future of Immigration in the United States" 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
First in a two-part series of discussions on immigration law and policy. @ SLC Main Library
(210 E. 400 S.)
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ACLU Of Utah Reporter June Newsletter - In this issue: What Happens in Arizona Stops in Arizona; ACLU Seeks to File Brief in Death Penalty Case; The ACLU of Utah Takes Election Case to the Supreme Court; The Future of Freedom - 2010 Bill of Rights Celebration; Dedicated Utah Youth Stand up for Their Rights and Yours too; Revised Policies Result in Formation of Washington County GSAs; On the Hill: 2010 Legislative Report;
Utah Activists Form Group to Oppose the Death penalty; Panel Discussions Explore Religious Rights with LGBT Equality
ACLU of Utah Reporter
January Newsletter Posted 1/20/2010 -Includes: Big Brother is Watching: Surveillance Cameras in Utah; Three New Members Join Board of Directors; Introducing the Enriching Utah Coalition; How Has Life in Utah Changed Since SB81; Immigration Issues in the Arts; Immigration-related Legislation in the upcoming session; The ACLU on the Hill: Priorities for the 2010 Utah Legislative Session; New Legal Director Joins ACLU of Utah; Civilian Review Boards Offer Community Oversight of Police; National ACLU Rallies to Fill
$20 Million Budget Gap; ACLU Supporters in Utah Responding With Donations
The ACLU of Utah Reporter Posted 10/9/09 -The fall edition of our newsletter includes: Proposed Anti-Panhandling Ordinance Raises Constitutional Concerns; Utah Fusion Center: Trading Privacy for Security; Immigrants’ Rights are Your Rights, too!; Reforming Indigent Defense in Utah; Beyond the Division; ACLU Challenges Patents on Breast Cancer Genes; Staff Changes at the ACLU of Utah; Shackling Pregnant Inmates: “Cruel and Unusual Punishment”; End Invasive Body Scans at Airport; and more!
Resources and Position Papers Following is a partial list of ACLU of Utah resources and position papers. Additional materials can be found on our issue pages.
Posted 4/16/10 - Students at the S.J. Quinney College of Law at the University of Utah explain why they are being silent for the annual Day of Silence.
Liberate the Breast Cancer Genes
Posted 11/19/09 - On May 12, 2009, the ACLU and the Public Patent Foundation filed a suit on behalf of organizations and individuals representing over 150,000 health professionals and women's groups and individuals. The suit, against the US Patent Office and Myriad Genetics (a Utah based company), seeks to invalidate breast cancer gene patents.
This very informative 5 minute video explains why this lawsuit is a civil liberties issue.
Posted 10/09 - The men in this video were held at Guantánamo for years without charge and denied any meaningful opportunity to challenge the legality of their detention. But now they are finally free. This is their story.
Immigrants' Rights: A National ACLUPerspective
Posted 10/21/09 - If you missed the real thing, check out the keynote talk from our Annual Membership Meeting! Vivek Malhotra of the ACLU's Immigrants' Rights Project breaks down the ACLU's work in this area, highlights anti-immigration legislation around the country, and talks about the future of federal immigration reform.
