The ACLU of San Diego & Imperial Counties has a robust advocacy team that works with federal, state, and local law and policymakers to ensure the necessary laws exist to protect our civil rights.
Below you will find our priority legislation for 2019 and our legislative advocacy toolkit.
ACLU OF CALIFORNIA PRIORITY 2019 LEGISLATION
The ACLU of California, comprising the three ACLU affiliates in the state, sponsors an office in Sacramento, the ACLU of California Center for Advocacy & Policy. With 100,000 ACLU members and more than 150 staff members statewide, we work together to advance civil liberties and beat back attacks on our rights and freedoms.
- The California Act to Save Lives (AB 392)
- Stop Criminalizing Adolescent Behavior (AB 901)
- End Poverty Tows (AB 516)
- Eliminating Copays in California Prison & Jails (AB 45)
- The Body Camera Accountability Act (AB 1215)
- Privacy For All (AB 1760)
- Free the Vote for Californians on Parole (ACA 6)
- College Student Right to Access Act (SB 24)
- Election Day Registration (SB 72)
- Repeal Sentence Enhancement for Prior 1-Year Convictions (SB 136)
- Administrative Fees (SB 144)
CALIFORNIA LEGISLATIVE ADVOCACY TOOLKIT
We have assembled a toolkit to guide your advocacy efforts. Our Legislative Advocacy Toolkit illustrates how to effectively talk with your legislators about issues that are important to you. If you’re looking for additional ways to get involved with our work, sign up to receive email updates and action alerts and sign up to volunteer with us.
