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November 12, 2026
6:00pm (ET)
The Guild in Pawtucket
461 Main St, Pawtucket
2026 marks 250 years since the founding of the United States—and 67 years of the ACLU of Rhode Island working to protect and defend civil liberties in our state.
Across generations, the circumstances have changed, but many of the fundamental struggles over freedom, equality, and government power have endured. Rights once fought for can face new challenges. Questions thought settled can return in different forms. And each generation has a role in protecting the freedoms secured by those who came before while continuing the work of extending those freedoms to all.
Our theme this year — Then. Now. Our Work Continues. — reflects the cyclical nature of civil liberties work: looking back at where we’ve been, recognizing how those struggles continue to shape the present, and understanding that the work of protecting our rights and liberties is never finished.
We invite you to join us for the 2026 ACLU Foundation of Rhode Island Annual Meeting on Thursday, November 12, 2026, at The Guild in Pawtucket (461 Main St., Pawtucket). Connect with fellow advocates, community members, cooperating attorneys, and supporters as we reflect on the past year, recognize those who have helped defend civil liberties in Rhode Island, and look toward the work ahead.
This link will take you to a third-party website, ticketleap.org.
This year’s program will feature:
Tickets are $25. At checkout, you’ll have the opportunity to include an additional donation.
Free parking is available.
You are entitled to a complimentary ticket to the Annual Meeting! Email Monica at [email protected] to receive your registration code.
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