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On a navy graphic, the left fifth is a collage of our staff at the Capitol blended into the rest of the navy background. On the remaining background is the following text in white: "The ACLU of Connecticut is inviting you to our... May Office Hour, Wed., May 20th 6:00 PM ET" with a neon yellow squiggly line under that. Below that is the following text in white: "Learn about what happened during the 2026 legislative session, what’s coming next, and how you can stay involved. RSVP for Zoom link." In the bottom right corner is the ACLU Connecticut logo in white.
A flyer that reads: "The Growing Threat of Automated License Plate Readers (ALPR)" Below reads: "Learn more about how ALPR technology is an urgent threat to data privacy and civil liberties of all Connecticut residents and how you can advocate to implement statewide comprehensive protections." Below is: "Monday, March 2nd at 6PM" with the registration link. At the bottom are the logos for CT For All, ACLU Connecticut, CT Students for a Dream, and Make the Road Connecticut.
On a bright blue background, the following text is on the top two-thirds of the graphic: "Build Power & Take Action With the ACLU of Connecticut!" Under this text is a red box that reads: "Monday, February 9th at 6:00 pm ET" and below is the following text in white: "Zoom link available upon RSVP" with the ACLU Connecticut logo in white below.
On a pink background, there is a dark blue image of the Capitol on the bottom half of the graphic. On the top half of the graphic is the following text in gold: "HERE'S WHAT WE'RE WORKING ON IN THE 2026 LEGISLATIVE SESSION." with the ACLU CT logo in white at the bottom right corner.
On a yellow background is a beige square in the middle of the graphic. Above the square is a red rounded box that reads: "Celebrating and honoring" and below, in the beige square, reads: "Black history & Black futures" And below the square is a green rounded box that reads: "This month and every month."
On a light blue background is a screenshot of a CT Mirror op-ed written by Dan Barrett, our legal director. The title reads "Opinion: Your First Amendment rights when protesting." Below is the description, which reads: "Here are key rights every Connecticut resident should know, whether a U.S. citizen or not." Below the description is an image of people rallying to condemn the murder of Renee Good.
On a light green background, the following text appears in navy: "Some elected leaders fear that bold action will provoke retaliation from the Trump administration. In private, I hear this constantly. The question is not whether Connecticut will be noticed—it’s whether we will lead when it matters most. - David McGuire, ACLU of CT executive director"
On a black background, a collage of people protesting in black and white is at the top of the graphic. Below in yellow text in a yellow box reads: "KNOW YOUR RIGHTS: Protest Safety, De-Escalation, Know Your Rights Training" And below is the following text in white: "Friday, January 9th 8:00-9:00 PM ET RSVP for Zoom link"
On a lighter blue background, the following text appears in navy blue: "LGBTQ folks know what it’s like to be considered “criminal.” We’re very concerned about the use of [ALPR technology] in Connecticut and its potential to track vulnerable people like immigrants, people of color, LGBTQ people, and people seeking legal reproductive health care–not to mention people who are just going about their business." Under this text appears the following text in the same color but bolded: "-Matthew Blinstrubas, Executive Director of Equality Connecticut"
On a navy blue background is the following text in white: "It is clear that a few people are getting very rich off of the criminalization of our communities. Our municipal agencies, including police departments, must work for everybody who lives here regardless of immigration status. When we sell our neighbors’ personal information to unscrupulous third parties without public input or regulation, we put all of our people at risk. This practice must stop." And under this text is the following in the same white but bold: "-Constanza Segovia, Organizing Director of Hartford Deportation Defense"
On a beige background, the following text appears in navy blue: "In a time where all our data is mined by private companies, we do not need our state to have public-private partnerships that sell our data to the federal government and to states that are prosecuting their residents for pursuing care. Immigrants and citizens alike should not have to fear that their personal information will fall into the wrong hands, simply by driving their cars." And under that is in the same blue in bold: "-Eric Cruz Lopez, Organizing Director of CT Students for a Dream"
The background is a cardboard sign that says "THIS IS REAL" behind a translucent neon green/yellow overlay. At the top center of the image is the ACLU Connecticut logo in black. In the bottom third quadrant, "Call Governor Lamont and" appears in black and below in red is "Demand National Guard Protections for Connecticut"
On a dark blue background, there is a collage with a blue overlaid photo of a sign that says "Democracy needs all of us" with a megaphone next to it. Above that photo is the following text in white: "Join the ACLU of Connecticut for our November Office Hour!" And below the photo is the following text in white: "Wednesday, November 19th 5:30 - 6:30 pm ET Zoom link available upon RSVP" with the ACLU Connecticut logo in white below.