Searching for Peace: The difficult and dangerous journey to seek asylum in the United States, Part I
Read Part II of this blog here.
May 3, 2021
BREAKING:
Jones v. Ray
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In Case You Missed It...
Last Wednesday, April 8, the ACLU Foundation of San Diego & Imperial Counties (ACLUF-SDIC) joined with Jewish Family Service of San Diego to file an administrative complaint with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Office of Inspector General (DHS OIG) calling for an immediate investigation...
April 15, 2020
An inter-generational and multi-ethnic perspective
Jazrene Abildgaard, ACLU-SDIC North County Precinct Captain, speaks to what organizing means to her. #BlackHistoryMonth
February 29, 2020
Deaths in San Diego County Jails: The Need for Transparency and Accountability
The recent deaths of Sandra Bland and Jeffrey Epstein briefly catapulted the issue of prison and jail deaths to the national spotlight. Sadly, there is nothing new about people dying while incarcerated, often without having been tried for or convicted of any crime.
February 29, 2020
Meet Melena Taylor!
Melena Taylor, student activist and ACLU-SDIC Precinct Captain, underscores what this work means to her.
February 28, 2020
“Organizing is the foundation and voting is a tool to a successful movement.”
We are featuring some of our talented precinct captains and asking them what organizing and voting means to them. Meet Jasmine Young and hear from her in her own words about voting and organizing.
February 26, 2020