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The Commonwealth Voter Campaign, paid for by the American Civil Liberties Union, is working to make sure Kentuckians have the accurate information they need to cast their ballots with confidence and make their voices heard. We’re mobilizing voters, volunteers, and communities across Kentucky to participate, encourage others to vote, and vote like their rights depend on it. Because the decisions made at the ballot box shape our rights, our communities, and the future of our democracy.
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Location: ACLU of Kentucky
Department: Legal
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ACLU-NBLSA Southern Legal Internship Program 2027

ACLU-KY Southern Legal Internship Program 2027
Location: ACLU of Kentucky
Department: Legal
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Film Screening Crime and Punishment

The documentary takes a deep dive into the past 250 years of crime, punishment, and the meaning of justice in America. Link to Trailer: https://www.pbs.org/show/crime-and-punishment-in-america/ Heavy Hors d’oeuvres and drinks will be provided. Registration is required.
Dec 02, 2026 | 5:30 PM (ET)

Press Releases


ACLU of Kentucky and Davis Wright Tremaine Move to Dismiss Attorney General Lawsuit Against Mayday Health

Motion argues Kentucky Attorney General’s lawsuit unlawfully targets protected speech and public health information.

ACLU-KY CLIENT ELIZABETH JONES REACHES SETTLEMENT WITH JENKINS IND. SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR VIOLATION OF HER FREE SPEECH RIGHTS

The settlement includes an admission of liability by the School Board, a joint request for the Court to permanently block the school district from banning Jones from school property for her past social media posts, and a $70,000 payment for damages and attorney fees

Federal Court Asked to Free Green Card Holder Held by ICE for More than a Year

A Chicago area woman – a lawful permanent resident – who has lived in the United States for nearly three decades is asking a federal court judge to step in and release her from ICE custody in the Campbell County Detention Center in Kentucky more than a year after she was taken from her family.