ACLU of Wisconsin

09/28/2026

09/28/2026

The governor’s veto has been crucial to stop harmful bills from curbing our First Amendment rights.

Learn more about the anti-speech bills that would have passed without the governor's veto:

The governor’s veto stopped censorship at protest, in the classroom, and on the Internet.

09/27/2026

This Latine Heritage Month, celebrate Latine culture, resistance, and community.

09/26/2026

Our democracy only works when every eligible voter can cast their ballot safely and freely.

🗳️ Make your voting plan at ACLU-WI.org/VotingRights.
🗳️ If you have trouble voting, call the Election Protection hotline at 866-OUR-VOTE.
🗳️ Attend our Know Your Rights webinar to learn more.

Election Day is November 3. Know your rights.

09/25/2026

The first step in your voting journey is making sure you’re registered to vote. In Wisconsin, voters can register online or through the mail until October 14, and even in-person at the polls on Election Day, November 3.

You won’t be able to vote unless you’re registered, so we're answering your frequently asked questions about voter registration:

Ahead of the Nov. 3 election, we answer some frequently asked questions about voter registration in Wisconsin.

09/24/2026

Dolores Huerta is one of the most influential labor leaders of the 20th century.

Dolores witnessed firsthand how many farm workers in her community suffered from low wages and poor working conditions. As co-founder of United Farm Workers, she organized hugely impactful walkouts and boycotts.

For decades, Dolores has worked tirelessly to advocate for civil rights, our democracy, and the empowerment of leaders who reflect the diverse makeup of the United States.

We honor her leadership and her ongoing fight for our communities.

09/24/2026

What role does the Constitution play in shaping our democracy?

Join the UWEC Menard Center for Constitutional Studies and League of Women Voters-Greater Chippewa Valley for a conversation with UW–Eau Claire alumna and nationally recognized constitutional law scholar Lori Ringhand on the constitutional choices that continue to shape American elections.

In accessible and engaging language, she examines why so many debates about democracy remain deeply contested — and how the Constitution leaves important questions about self-government in the hands of the American people themselves.

RSVP: https://blugoldconnect.uwec.edu/mccs/rsvp_boot?id=393965

09/24/2026

Volunteer with our nonpartisan phone bank to encourage Wisconsin voters to vote early in the Nov. 3 election.

No experience necessary. We’ll teach you everything you need to know to make calls from the comfort of your own home.

Sign up for a shift: https://www.mobilize.us/acluwi/event/1034298/

09/24/2026

This Saturday, we are joining Milwaukee Film at the Dialogues Documentary Festival for two documentary screenings about women who spoke truth to power: Jane Elliott and E. Jean Carroll.

Ask E. Jean (9/26 at 2pm): https://mkefilm.org/films/6a8db7a6b875e6873b7ea07b/

Jane Elliott Against the World (9/26 at 5:45pm): https://mkefilm.org/films/6a8db7a6b875e6873b7ea093/

09/23/2026

The governor’s veto stopped censorship at protest, in the classroom, and on the Internet.

The upcoming November 3 election is important because the governor has the power to either protect or attack our First Amendment rights.

The governor’s veto stopped censorship at protest, in the classroom, and on the Internet.