Residential canvassers have free speech rights
Through door-to-door democracy, the Indiana affiliate of the Citizens Action Coalition (CAC) has been able to advocate effectively for nearly four decades on behalf of Hoosiers.
Our Work
Free expression on public property
Eric Smith, of Lebanon, Ind., came to the Soldiers and Sailors Monument in downtown Indianapolis in July 2012 to express his opposition to the United Nations Arms Trade Treaty, which he believed threatened his Second Amendment rights.
The gift of Larry Reuben
In 1970, when Larry Reuben first started "hanging out at the ICLU," he was a law student at Indiana University.
Using public spaces to protest
Wanting to educate the public about the fine details of the federal healthcare law, attorney David Kolhoff contacted the Allen County Public Library about setting up his laptop on a mobile cart in a large open plaza abutting the library.
The girl who wanted to play football
Any student at Winamac Community Middle School who wanted to join the football team was allowed to play „ unless that student was a girl.
Cabbies win lawsuite against Town of Speedway
Race weekend in Indianapolis is full of special traditions for the hundreds of thousands of spectators who gather in Speedway, Ind. It also is a lucrative weekend for taxi drivers, who shuttle people to and from the crowded Speedway track.