The response to our call for logo designs was amazing! We were floored by the number of really amazing designs we received. But, in the end, we had to choose a winner... And we have!
From over 300 designs, we narrowed it down to five finalists that we presented to Constance, and she chose her favorite. Her favorite was this design by James C. Jackson of Orlando, Florida.
Congratulations James! He'll be getting a box of ACLU swag and we'll be using his logo for our weekend of action in support of Constance and students across the country. Get the official version here.
What is the FBI up to in your neighborhood? That’s the question being asked by ACLU affiliates in 29 states and Washington, D.C. The answer could be extremely disturbing.
Imagine that you're looking for someone to hire at the company where you work. You go through resumes, research their references, and have them to the office for interviews. At the end of the process, you are confident that you've identified the perfect candidate: Sally Ann. She has just the right skills and experience, shares your company's priorities and values and would represent your organization perfectly. You offer Sally Ann the job, but are then told you can't hire her, because she was turned down for a job she applied for with one of your competitors. Because they decided not to hire her, you can't either.
