We defend the civil rights and civil liberties of all people in Texas, by working through the legislature, the courts, and in the streets.

Our mission: The ACLU of Texas works with communities, at the State Capitol, and in the courts to protect and advance civil rights and civil liberties for every Texan, no exceptions.

If you or someone you know believes your rights have been violated, the ACLU of Texas may be able to help. Please read through the following information before filling out a legal assistance form. IMPORTANT: If your concern is time sensitive, please consider reaching out to …

For media inquiriesContact [email protected] For legal inquiriesPlease do not send legal complaints or request for legal assistance to the addresses below, as it will only delay the processing of your complaint and/or request. To file legal complaints or requests for legal assistance, complete our online complaint form.For general inquiries713.942.8146713.942.8966

We couldn't accomplish nearly as much as we do without our members, donors, and volunteers. Civil liberties are above all about people, and that's where real change begins. With your help, we at the ACLU of Texas can make a difference, and …

From Amarillo to Brownsville and Beaumont to El Paso, we believe in a Texas that works for all of us — a Texas where each person has an equal say in the decisions that shape our future and everyone can build a good life.

If the incident happened in another state, we will direct you to a page where you can obtain the contact information for the ACLU affiliate in the state in which the incident occurred. The ACLU of Texas only accepts cases that originate in Texas.

Along with our advocacy, legislative, and public education work, litigation remains one of the fundamental tools with which the ACLU of Texas fights for equality and civil rights. See below for more information on the cases we've brought to the courts.

The ACLU of Texas works in partnership with communities to fight racism in the criminal legal system and to reduce the number of people in prisons and jails. We work in the courts and advocate for change in local and state government.

The ACLU of Texas has offices around the state in Houston, Austin, Brownsville, Dallas, and El Paso. Our team of 50+ employees is made up of administrative professionals, engagement specialists, attorneys, communicators, and policy experts.