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Download free copies of these Know Your Rights publications below. To request printed copies or inquire about publications in other languages, contact publications@aclu-wa.org
- Wallet-size "Bust Cards": What to do if you are stopped by the police
- Know Your Rights: A Guide for Public School Students in Washington
- Student Rights and Responsibilities in the Digital Age: A Guide for Public School Students in Washington State.
- Parents’ Guide to Public School Discipline
- Parents’ Guide to Truancy
- Parents’ Guide to School Board Advocacy
- Gender Equity in Athletics: A Guide for Families and Students
- The Rights of Transgender People
- The Bill of Rights
- Free Speech Rights of Public School Teachers
Student clubs support the ACLU-WA's work by bringing in speakers, hosting forums, working on national and statewide priority issues, and representing the ACLU-WA at community events. Student clubs have organized events on a wide range of topics, including reproductive freedom, marriage equality, the death penalty, racial justice, rights with law enforcement, and drug policy reform.
Email events@aclu-wa.org for information and learn how your school can get involved.
