Who We Are
Who We Are

The ACLU of Northern California is one of the largest ACLU affiliates in the nation with more than 100,000 members. Join us.
Main menu

History

Staff

Board of Directors

Financial Reports

Privacy Statement

Land Acknowledgement Statement
Main menu

Work With Us

Jobs

Contract Opportunities

Internships

Fellowships

Volunteering
What We Do
What We Do

We make sure that Constitutional rights — to free speech, to privacy, to due process — don’t just exist on paper, but also in practice.
Main menu

Know Your Rights

Legislation

Legal Docket

Racial Justice Act
Main menu

Issues

Criminal Justice

Democracy & Civic Engagement

Gender, Sexuality & Reproductive Justice

Immigrants' Rights

Racial & Economic Justice

Technology & Civil Liberties
News
News

Our lawyers and advocates are among the nation's leading experts on civil liberties. For media inquiries, please contact (415) 621-2493 (press@aclunc.org).
Main menu

Blog

Press Releases

Newsletter

Publications
Take Action
Take Action

Real change starts with you — and every one of us can help make a difference. Learn more about how you can take action.
Main menu

Activist Resource Hub

Become a Member

Chapters
Main menu

Donate Now

Estate Plan Gifts

Gifts of Stock

Tribute Gifts

FAQ
Know Your Rights
Know Your Rights

We work with communities to make sure people are informed about their rights.
Main menu

Free Speech, Protests & Demonstrations

If ICE Confronts You

Police Interactions

Archive

March/April 1999 ACLU News

Apr 15, 1999

Read More

January/February 1999 ACLU News

Feb 15, 1999

Read More

November/December 1998 ACLU News

Dec 15, 1998

Read More

September/October 1998 ACLU News

Oct 15, 1998

Read More

July/August 1998 ACLU News

Aug 15, 1998

Read More

May/June 1998 ACLU News

Jun 15, 1998

Read More

March/April 1998 ACLU News

Apr 15, 1998

Read More

January/February 1998 ACLU News

Feb 15, 1998

Read More

November/December 1997 ACLU News

Dec 15, 1997

Read More

Academy of Pediatrics v. Lungren

Aug 05, 1997

The California Supreme Court strikes down the 1987 California law requiring teenagers under 18 to obtain parental or judicial consent to end a pregnancy. Read More