The ACLU of Southern Californnia, founded in 1923, advocates for individual liberty and equality and is a leading guardian against unwarranted government interference and abuse. 

The ACLU defends the fundamental rights outlined in the United States Constitution and the Bill of Rights. These include the right to freedom of speech and assembly; the right to religious freedom; due process of law; equality before the law; and the right to privacy. The ACLU also relies on state constitutional provisions and federal and state laws that further these and similar rights.

The ACLU tries to select cases and issues that will impact the greatest number of people. Learn more about the cases the ACLU accepts and how to submit your problem.

ACLU SoCal

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Victor Leung

This department provides legal guidance and representation related to criminal justice and police practices.

Legal Affairs

This department focuses on providing advocacy and support for individuals' rights and needs.

Advocacy Services

This department oversees the strategic direction and governance of the organization.

Executive Leadership

This department provides legal assistance, support, and expertise to facilitate organizational compliance and risk management.

Legal Services

This department provides assistance for research initiatives and engages volunteers to support various projects.

Research and Support

This department focuses on promoting the rights and freedoms of youth through various initiatives and programs.

ACLU SoCal

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Legal Affairs

Advocacy Services

Executive Leadership

Legal Services

Research and Support

Youth Advocacy

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ACLU SoCal

Org chart

Teams

Legal Affairs

Advocacy Services

Executive Leadership

Legal Services

Research and Support

Youth Advocacy

Offices

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