ACLU of Santa Cruz County, CA

 Sunday, June 6th in downtown Santa Cruz, the ACLU will again be participating in the Pride Parade to celebrate GLBT Liberation. We will have a banner and encourage all local members and friends to join us in marching from Pacific Avenue and Cathcart Streets to the County Building (about ten blocks). The parade kicks off at 11am, but come early and enjoy the positive atmosphere and colorful crowds.

We recommend bringing water, sunscreen, and a hat. When you get to San Lorenzo Park Bench lands (near the County Building) you can enjoy a day of music, food, booths, and fun.

     The Santa Cruz County Chapter of the A.C.L.U. meets every third Monday of the month at 7 p.m.  April's meeting will be in Room 2 at Santa Cruz City Hall.  Board meetings are open to all current A.C.L.U. members.  Contact info@aclusantacruz for more information.

 The Santa Cruz Chapter of the ACLU Announces:

$100 A Day - A Film Showing and Panel Discussion with Senator Joe Simitian. Filmmaker Gwen Essegian and Rick Walker. April 22, 7-9pm. Admission is FREE. To RSVP, please go to: http://santacruz100aday.eventbrite.com/

The ACLU Santa Cruz Chapter is sponsoring a panel discussion on privacy and social networking at the University of California Santa Cruz. The event is scheduled in the Humanties Lecture Hall B206 at UCSC for March 9, 6-8pm. FREE ADMISSION, open to the public.

To all Santa Cruz County residents - women and men

You are invited to join us for "WOMEN TAKE BACK OUR STREETS"

Thursday, January 28, 2010 6 – 7:30 pm

Santa Cruz City Hall Courtyard – 809 Center St., Santa Cruz

“Women take back our streets" invites everyone, men and women, who wish to make our streets safer for our mothers, daughters, wives, sisters to walk freely without the fear of being attacked.

 The Reproductive Rights Network of Santa Cruz County will celebrate the 37th anniversary of Roe v. Wade with their annual brunch, featuring two speakers discussing Health Care Reform and Women’s Reproductive Health: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back.