Speaker's Bureau
Are you interested in learning more about the work of the ACLU? Do members of your organization, group or class have questions about a civil liberties issue? Staff from the ACLU of Idaho give presentations to students, community organizations, service organizations, professional associations and a variety of other groups. The presentation topics are as current as today's headlines. Speakers talk about current cases and controversies or about the general work and history of the ACLU.
To reserve a speaker, please send an email request with the following information:
Please include your name; organization; contact information; dates & times; the location; audience size, type and age-range; and your preferred discussion format. Three weeks advance notice is generally needed to schedule the proper speaker. The more you tell us, the better we can match your request.
ACLU speakers are available to your group at no charge. If your budget includes an honorarium, we would gladly accept that as a donation to the ACLU of Idaho or the ACLU of Idaho Foundation.
Below is a partial list of the topics we address. If you are interested in a specific civil liberties issue not listed, please let us know.
- Understanding the ACLU: History and Background
- Inside the ACLU: The Cases We Take and Why
- USA PATRIOT Act
- Freedom of Choice: Reproductive Freedom
- Religious Liberty: Separation of Church and State
- Freedom of Press, Speech, Assembly
- Hate Crimes/Hate Speech
- Censorship
- Capital Punishment
- The Second Amendment and Gun Control
- Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity and Civil Rights
- Racial Profiling
- Immigrants' Rights
- Rights of Minorities, Women
- Rights of Students
- Rights of Persons with Disabilities
- Know Your Rights - What To Do When Stopped By The Police
If you are interested in becoming a member with our Speaker's Bureau, please fill out our