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The People's Law School: Understanding Your First Amendment Rights 07/21/2021

What does “freedom of speech” really mean? Join Professor Peter Teachout of Vermont Law School, Lia Ernst of the ACLU, Rebecca Turner of the Defender General’s Office, and Ben Battles and Rachel Smith of the Attorney General’s Office for a discussion of how the First Amendment to the United States Constitution protects the peoples’ rights to speak and protest.

Topics discussed include:

  • a brief overview of the First Amendment and the rights it protects
  • the right to protest
  • free speech and the police
  • students’ free speech rights

On the Waterfront: Tori Jones - Development Director at ACLU-VT 07/08/2021

Interview with Tori Jones, Development Director of ACLU-VT.

For more information: www.acluvt.org

The American Civil Liberties Union of Vermont is dedicated to advancing the civil rights and civil liberties of all Vermonters. Since its founding in 1967, the ACLU of Vermont has been the state's premier guardian of liberty, working in the courts, the legislature, and in communities to preserve the individual rights and liberties guaranteed by our Constitution and the Bill of Rights.

Bill Doyle on Vermont Issues - Allen Gilbert 07/31/2015

Sen. Doyle interviews Allen Gilbert, Executive Director ACLU Of Vermont.

Vermont Access Network (VAN): David Goodman: Data Aggregation and Privacy 10/30/2010

David Goodman delivered the keynote address at ACLU-Vermont's Annual Meeting on October 30, 2010.

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