2020 Centennial Celebration

*This event has taken place in the past - but you can still watch it here.

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Past Event Details

Join us to celebrate 100 years of defending civil liberties!

Introducing Michele Storms, ACLU of Washington Executive Director with Anthony Romero, National ACLU Executive Director.

Friday, October 23, 2020
6:30p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Online
Music by Shaina Shepherd, awards, and words of inspiration.
Options for dinner and cocktails from Chef Matt Lewis and Chef Sabrina Tinsley.


Registration Info

Registration for this event is free



Make the most of the night with dinner and drinks by Seattle Chefs Sabrina Tinsley and Matt Lewis. Available for delivery in the greater Puget Sound area from Tacoma to Bothell and Marysville and most spots in between. *Guests need to order by 5:00 PM on Wenesday, 10/21.

If you are outside of the Puget Sound Area but would still like to join us for dinner, receive $10 off at our partner restaurants when mention “ACLU” on October 23rd.
 
Bellingham – Brandywine Kitchen
Richland - Miss Tamale
Spokane – Cascadia Public House
Vancouver - Nom Nom
Walla Walla - Andrae’s Kitchen
 
   celebrate in style button with link to swag bag


Program

Emceed by Monserrat Padilla, Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network (WAISN)
 
Ken Workman, Duwamish Tribe - Welcome to Seattle 
 
Anthony Romero - ACLU National Executive Director
 
Michele Storms - ACLU of Washington Executive Director
 
Kathleen Taylor Civil Libertarian Award - Presented to Lila Silverstein and Neil Fox by Kathleen Taylor, Former ACLU-WA Executive Director
 
William O. Douglas Award - Presented to Angelina Snodgrass Godoy for University of Washington Center for Human Rights by Tana Lin, ACLU-WA Board President
 
We Are In This Together Conversation - Marcus Green (South Seattle Emerald), Heather McKimmie (Disability Rights Washington), and Pui-Yan Lam (Spokane Community Against Racism); Moderated by Michele Storms
 
Shaina Shepherd - Musical Performance  

 

      
(From left to right: Angelina Snodgrass Godoy of University of Washington Center for Human Rights, Lila Silverstein and Neil Martin Fox)

 

“We are in this together” illustration created by Marisol Ortega, a first generation Mexican-American illustrator currently residing outside of Seattle, WA.