Western Mass. Court Watch Training
Learn how to hold your district attorneys accountable for the decisions they make in the courtroom.
August 13, 2018
Past Events
August 13, 2018
Cambridge/Somerville Canvass: What a Difference a DA Makes
Speak with voters about the importance of voting for a district attorney who reflects their community's values.
August 12, 2018
Pittsfield Canvass: What a Difference a DA Makes
Speak with voters about the importance of voting for a district attorney who reflects their community's values.
August 12, 2018
Rally to Keep Families Together
Support youth activism. Support peaceful protest. Support keeping families together.
August 9, 2018
A Community Conversation: Candidates for Suffolk County DA
Join us at Suffolk University Law School for a community conversation with the candidates for Suffolk County DA.
"What a Difference a DA Makes" Presentation with Dorshei Tzedek
Join Dorshei Tzedek’s Criminal Justice Committee for a community education event about the critical role of district attorneys, how we all need to engage, and what we all need to know to ensure these elected officials provide greater transparency
"Women's Voices Matter" Panel Discussion
"Women's Voices Matter," a panel discussion with representatives from the American Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts and NARAL Pro-Choice, will
Boston Police Surveillance Oversight Hearing
The Boston City Council is holding public hearing about the Boston Police Department’s (BPD) use of surveillance equipment like drones, cameras, social media software, and license plate readers.
Middlesex Court Watch Training
Court watching is a way to hold your district attorneys (DAs) accountable for the decisions they make in the courtroom. By attending court hearings and documenting what happens, you will gain a better understanding of how the decisions DAs make every day impact members of our communities.
Randolph Grassroots Lobby Training
Join us in Randolph to learn how to lobby your state lawmakers and help us pass ACLU Freedom Agenda in 2018, which includes criminal justice reform, immigrants’ rights, and voting rights.
You’ll learn: