Meet Rose Winland

Get to know ACLU of WV Administrative Assistant Rose Winland. We recently sat down with Rose to learn more about her background and why she decided to join team #ACLUWV. Below is our Q and A.

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ACLU-WV to honor longtime ally Tony Majestro

The ACLU-WV is excited to bring back our Bill of Rights Bash event this year because it gives us a chance to honor two fantastic West Virginians.

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Voting Rights for Those Convicted of Felonies Explained

Many people wrongly believe that going to jail strips a person of their right to vote in West Virginia forever.  

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Kanawha BOE is Right to Loosen Dress Code

It’s normal for young people to use clothing, hairstyles and other aspects of their appearance to express who they are and what they believe. It’s all part of growing up and figuring out one’s identity.

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Join us for a FREE screening of Outspoken

Join ACLU of West Virginia, Parkersburg Pride, and Planned Parenthood South Atlantic for a free screening of Outspoken Documentary at WVU Parkersburg.

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Four Years Later: Is Juvenile Justice Reform Really Happening?

By Dijon Stokes, Policy Fellow, ACLU-WV

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ACLU-WV FILES SUIT OVER ABUSE OF TRANS HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT

CLARKSBURG, W.Va. – The American Civil Liberties Union of West Virginia (ACLU-WV) and Teresa Toriseva of Toriseva Law in Wheeling have filed a lawsuit in Harrison County Circuit Court over the abusive treatment of a transgender high school student, and following the school system’s continued failure to follow its own policies regarding the matter.

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ACLU-WV Condemns Morrisey for Attacking LGBTQ Rights at the U.S. Supreme Court

West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey stood firmly on the wrong side of history when he filed a brief with the U.S. Supreme Court on Aug. 23 asking the court to rule against three individuals who had been fired for being LGBTQ. The three cases include the first transgender civil rights case to be heard by the high court.

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Wonkette Dropped from Bogus Blankenship Lawsuit

Thin-skinned, technically-not-a-felon coal baron Don Blankenship has agreed to drop our client, Wonkette, from his bogus lawsuit targeting more than 100 individuals and media organizations.

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