In conjunction with our 60th anniversary exhibit we are pleased to present:
History of ACLU of KY’s Work on LGBT Rights
University of Louisville Chao Auditorium
March 10th 5-6:30 p.m.
Sponsored by the LGBT Center
Come hear Sagar Patagundi share his story, and learn how it highlights some of the shortcomings of our immigration system. We will also screen a short film (produced by Kertis Creative) featuring stories from Luiggi Carlin and Valeria Carlin.
***MSU is closed for winter weather. This event will be rescheduled for this semester***
Is it deja vu? SNOW CANCELLATION #2
We're so sorry to cancel twice, but it looks like roads will be too dangerous to rally in Frankfort tomorrow, March 5.
The Kentucky Senate’s annual assault on reproductive rights is well underway.
Update: As we continue to hear from supporters across the state faced with hazardous road conditions, and given the Kentucky General Assembly's revised schedule for Wednesday, we must regretfully cancel our Statewide Fairness Rally and Lobby Day that was set for February 18,201
In conjunction with our 60th anniversary exhibit we are pleased to present:
The ACLU of Kentucky, the Kentucky Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty, and Witness to Innocence will host an event with death row exoneree Kirk Bloodsworth February 5 at Morehead University.
Representative David Floyd and Senator Gerald Neal who have introduced bills to end the use of the death penalty in Kentucky, in favor of a common sense, less costly, alternative: life in prison without possibility of parole.
A honorably discharged former Marine, Kirk Bloodsworth is the first person in the United States exonerated from death row by DNA testing. In 1984 he was arrested for the rape and murder of nine-year-old girl. He was sentenced to death in Maryland in 1985.