Join the ACLU of Alaska and Anchorage Housing Club for a "Know Your Rights" training on housing rights for tenants on Tuesday, December 9th at 6 PM at the Alaska Public Interest Research Group's office in Anchorage (2522 Arctic Blvd).
La ACLU de Alaska y el Instituto de Justicia de Alaska organizarán una capacitación "Conozca sus Derechos" para los no ciudadanos de Alaska que están preocupados por el aumento de la aplicación de la ley de inmigracion por ICE.
Concerned about increased ICE enforcement in Alaska?
Join the ACLU of Alaska for a "Know Your Rights & Responsibilities" training on interacting with immigration enforcement. We're prepared to share what shelter providers can do to protect Alaskans who are targeted by immigration enforcement.
Elders can pre-register for a free appointment with a volunteer attorney to complete a Will, Power of Attorney, and Advance Health Care Directive.
Since 2011, this free, drop-in legal clinic has served hundreds of Alaska Natives with their civil legal questions. Volunteer attorneys from the ACLU of Alaska and partner organizations will provide free 30-minute consultations on issues such as:
Join the ACLU of Alaska, The Writer's Block Bookstore and Cafe, the Banned Bookmobile, and Out North Radio for a pop-up event celebrating the freedom to read and to distribute books to people who can't access them during Banned Book Week (October 5-11).
Join the ACLU of Alaska, Black Birch Books, the Banned Bookmobile, and Out North Radio for a pop-up event celebrating the freedom to read, and to distribute books to people who can't access them during Banned Book Week (October 5-11).
Join the ACLU of Alaska and congregations across Alaska for a "Know Your Responsibilities" training on interacting with immigration enforcement. The ACLU of Alaska is prepared to share what places of worship can do to protect Alaskans who are targeted by immigration enforcement.
The UAA/APU Consortium Library will present a public defender documentary film screening and discussion on Sept. 18. This award-winning documentary follows the work of Heather Shaner, a lawyer representing January 6th rioters, who works to confront America's political divisions with empathy.