American Civil Liberties Union

The right to practice religion, or no religion at all, is among the most fundamental of the freedoms guaranteed by the Bill of Rights. The ACLU works to ensure that this essential freedom is protected by keeping the government out of religion. Learn more about how the ACLU works to preserve Freedom of Religion and Belief and take action to protect the rights guaranteed to all Americans.

Religion and Belief : Legislative Documents

National Head Start Association Letter to Reps. Boehner and Miller Regarding Civil Rights Concerns in the Head Start Reauthorization Bill (09/19/2005)

The Coalition Against Religious Discrimination's Letter to the House of Representatives Regarding Civil Rights Protections in the Head Start Program (09/19/2005)

The ACLU's Letter to the House of Representatives Regarding Civil Rights Protections in the Head Start Program (09/19/2005)

NHSA Provider Letter to Members of Congress Voicing Civil Rights Concerns With the Boehner Amendment (07/05/2005)

Coalition Against Religious Discrimination Letter to the House Education and Workforce Committee Regarding H.R. 2123, the School Readiness Act of 2005 (05/17/2005)

Coalition Sign-On Letter to the Senate Opposing the Santorum Amendment to the Social Services Block Grant Program (04/05/2005)

ACLU Letter to the House of Representatives on the Harmful Effects of the Workplace Religious Freedom Act (03/15/2005)

ACLU Letter to the House of Representatives Urging Restoration of Civil Rights Protections in H.R. 27, the Job Training Improvement Act (02/25/2005)

Coalition Against Religious Discrimination Letter to House Urging Support for the Scott Amendment to H.R. 27 to Restore Civil Rights Protections (02/23/2005)
Coalition Letter Urging House Members to Vote No On H.R. 27's Final Passage Unless Civil Rights Amendment Is Adopted

ACLU Letter to the House Education & Workforce Committee Urging Opposition to Religious Discrimination in H.R. 27, the Job Training Improvement Act (02/16/2005)
The American Civil Liberties Union strongly urges House Representatives to support the Scott-Van Hollen-Woolsey amendment to the Job Training Improvement Act (H.R. 27) to restore current law and to continue to defend critical civil rights protections designed to protect employees against religious discrimination in federally-funded job training programs.

ACLU Letter to the House Education & Workforce Subcommittee on 21st Century Competitiveness Urging Restoration of Civil Rights Protections in H.R. 27, the Job Training Improvement Act (02/08/2005)

Coalition Against Religious Discrimination Letter to House Education & Workforce Subcommittee on 21st Century Competitiveness Urging Restoration of Civil Rights Protections in H.R. 27, the Job Training Improvement Act (02/08/2005)

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