Since 2017, the North Dakota LGBTQIA2S+ Summit has been bringing queer people, organizations, and allies together to network for support, education, and organizing. The ACLU of North Dakota is once again looking forward to being a part of the weekend!
Ahead of the upcoming election, the ACLU will be holding a voting rights training event at 6p.m. Oct. 7 at the Fargo-Moorhead Indigenous Association.
The ACLU of North Dakota is excited to be hosting the opening night reception for Theatre B’s production of “What the Constitution Means to Me” on Oct. 4 and the Sunday Salon discussion following the Oct. 6 matinee.
The ACLU of North Dakota will be at the Fargo-Moorhead LGBT Film Festival. Stop by and say hi!
With challenges to books rising across the United States and right here in North Dakota, we’re honoring Banned Books Week online and in person with our partners at Main Street Books in Minot and Unglued in Fargo.
The ACLU of North Dakota and Planned Parenthood North Central States are hosting a screening of films from the Abortion Clinic Film Collective to benefit the Red River Women’s Clinic. Screening curator and filmmaker Raymond Rea will also be there.
Come meet the ACLU of North Dakota at Fargo-Moorhead Pride in the Park. We're thrilled to get to know LGBTQ+ and Two Spirit advocates in the area and hope to see you there!
Community, connections, and conversation are on tap this week at Thomas and Moriarty’s in Mandan. But happy hour won’t be as happy without you!
Let's talk about sex — education.
The film follows two families as they galvanize activists, birth-workers, and physicians to reckon with one of the most pressing American crises of our time.