ACLU of Missouri Launches Voter Education Effort on Cole County Prosecuting Attorney Race
The ACLU of Missouri has launched effort to educate voters about the candidates in the Cole County prosecuting attorney election this November.
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ACLU of Missouri Files Lawsuit Against KC Police Officer in Use of Force Case
The ACLU of Missouri has filed a lawsuit against a Kansas City Police officer on behalf of a man who had his legs kicked out from under him and his face smashed into the concrete by an officer after he was stopped for matching a vague description of a suspicious person in the area.
ACLU of Missouri Education, Outreach Effort Leading Up to National Coming Out Day
Transgender Education and Advocacy Program calls for allies to “come out” in support of trans needs, acceptance and protections statewide.
Join us for “10 Days of Trans Demands” and download our Trans Ally Toolkit
Being “an ally” isn’t a title you can give yourself, it’s something that needs to be demonstrated and earned. Being an “ally” is an active verb. It requires us to do something – speak up, make a change, make space.
Absentee Voting, Explained
What is Absentee Voting?
If you are unable to make it to your local poll station on Election Day, you might qualify for absentee voting. Missouri allows registered voters to send in ballots by mail if you:
Federal Judge Orders Protection for Missouri Voters Who Stand to Be Disenfranchised in the 2018 Midterms
A federal judge in the Western District of Missouri issued an order today requiring the State of Missouri to take immediate steps to prevent Mi
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