Coordination the organization's online communications, including content creation and management of the ACLU of Florida Web sites, online initiatives, and newsletters.
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Miami, US
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❗ Internship Alert: Join the ACLU of Florida's Communications Team! Are you passionate about civil rights and skilled in communication? We are seeking a motivated and detail-oriented undergraduate intern to join our Communications Department. This remote internship is an excellent opportunity for a student interested in civil rights, advocacy, and the intricacies of strategic communication within the non-profit sector. https://lnkd.in/eAmbPbCZ
❗ Internship Alert: Join the ACLU of Florida's Communications Team! Are you passionate about civil rights and skilled in communication? We are seeking a motivated and detail-oriented undergraduate intern to join our Communications Department. This remote internship is an excellent opportunity for a student interested in civil rights, advocacy, and the intricacies of strategic communication within the non-profit sector. https://lnkd.in/eAmbPbCZ
Join the fight for justice and civil liberties! Were are seeking a passionate and dynamic Senior Communications Strategist to contribute to our mission of defending and preserving individual rights and liberties. If you're eager to join a team of determined advocates, legal minds, and communications pros, please apply today or share this with your network. https://lnkd.in/e_CUzjPf
ACLU of Florida reposted this
This morning, my Dechert LLP litigation colleagues Neil Steiner, Julia Markham-Cameron, and I, along with ACLU of Florida co-counsel Daniel Tilley, Nicholas Warren, and Carrie McNamara begin a week-long voting rights trial in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida in which we’ll hold the City of Miami accountable for unconstitutional racial gerrymandering. #votingrights #litigation #triallawyers
Join us tonight at 6:30PM for a livestream where we will share what's upcoming in legislative session and how we can take action together! https://lnkd.in/dFRiujsX
Today is the first day of Florida's 2024 legislative session, and we already have a list of bills restricting speech, eliminating vote-by-mail, and an abortion ban without exceptions for rape or incest. Learn about session and how you can join the fight. https://lnkd.in/eRahBk_X
Classrooms are places for exploration–not discrimination. This week, students across Florida will return to school, and it’s their right to learn about the full breadth of American history while feeling safe and welcomed. We all must fight to oppose any effort that criminalizes or censors books and education about race, gender, or sexual orientation and supports students, educators, and everyone's fundamental right to learn. Take our pledge to defend every student’s right to learn, and we’ll share our Right to Learn toolkit. https://lnkd.in/exbP2RPX
🎉Big news: We did it!
We've collected the signatures for our abortion amendment to qualify for the 2024 ballot. Join us Monday at 6 pm to learn what we do next to win! Sign up at http://flfree.link/update
Voting is the foundation of our democracy, and it is the right that allows us to effect change and hold elected authorities responsible. It is also critical to attaining systemic equity, especially given our country's long history of denying voting rights for communities of color, particularly Black voters, which continues today. Our voting rights team is working around the country to enhance and safeguard voting rights. So we decided to put their knowledge to the test by asking them some quick-fire questions about voting rights. View their responses here. https://lnkd.in/ewX92n92
Black Poetry Day honors not only the works of African-American poets, but also Black heritage and literacy in general. Amanda Gorman was named the first National Youth Poet Laureate in 2017 and is well-known for her 2021 inaugural poem "The Hill We Climb," which calls for unity, collaboration, and togetherness among Americans. "The Hill We Climb" was removed from the elementary section of the Bob Graham Education Center's library earlier this year after a parent complained that the text contained "indirect hate messages," gender ideology, and indoctrination. Ideas are extremely powerful. That is why the First Amendment protects intellectual freedom — and why governments sometimes try to suppress it. Join us in our fight against the coordinated assault on our students' rights. https://lnkd.in/exbP2RPX