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MAKE the CASE Podcast

The new podcast from the ACLU of Northern California delves into some of the most consequential questions of our time, from immigration to surveillance to voting rights. Host Carmen King goes behind the headlines to help listeners understand what’s at stake, why the ACLU gets involved, and whose rights will be most impacted.
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Get Flock Cameras Out of Your Community

Learn how to fight the proliferation of Flock Safety cameras and other automatic license plate readers (ALPRs) in your city. Get facts, sample letters, and advocacy tools from the ACLU of Northern California.
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2026 Voter Guide

California's 2026 General Election is Tuesday, November 3. Get ready to vote and vote early!
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Person holding a sign that says "I'm voting No on Prop 39 because Prop 39 is a cynical ploy to deprive citizens of their right to vote.

The ACLU Mobilizes Against Prop 39, California's Voter Suppression Ballot Measure

Remember the number: 39. And vote No in November.

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ACLU Files Civil Rights Complaint Challenging Discriminatory Hiring Products

Complaint raises concerns that Criteria Corporation’s hiring assessment products discriminate against applicants based on disability, race, and sex

ACLU of Northern California Takes Listeners Behind the Scenes in Fight for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties with New Podcast MAKE the CASE

ACLU organizers and attorneys discuss battles for freedom in new four-part podcast

Marin County Sheriff's Office Shared Automated License Plate Reader Information with Outside Law Enforcement Agencies

The California ACLUs and the Electronic Frontier Foundation sued the county in 2021 for illegally sharing drivers' locations with federal and out-of-state agencies.