2014 BILL OF RIGHTS AWARDS DINNER

Please join us as we honor leaders in the fight for privacy and lawyers who successfully defended civil liberties in DC

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 2014The National Press Club

529 14th Street, NW, Washington, DC

6:30 Reception7:30 Dinner

Dinner Committee Nancy Abramowitz, Co-Chair Steve Vladeck, Co-ChairSarah BardosBruce Gilchrist John Davis MalloyThomson von Stein

Executive Director Mary Jane Goodrick

Legal DirectorArthur B. Spitzer

Board MembersSarah Bardos Nathan Bennett-FlemingJamie Davis-SmithH. Stewart Dunn, Jr. Julie Ferguson QueenBruce GilchristTashira HalyardLatifa LylesMike MageJohn Davis MalloyDiana OfunwaNancy Jane ShestackBeth SlavetMary Beth TinkerHelene ToivThomson von SteinKent Willis

Board of DirectorsPresidentDeborah CarlinerVice PresidentEdward O’BrienSecretaryNancy AbramowitzTreasurerCharles Cerf

Executive Committee MembersFrancel Trotter BellingerPhilippa (Flip) StrumSteve VladeckJohn Wimberly

Presenting the 2014 Henry W. Edgerton Civil Liberties Awardto courageous journalists Glenn Greenwald and Laura Poitras for bringing Edward Snowden’s disclosures of NSA surveillanceto the world’s attention. Acceptance remarks by Glenn Greenwald in a video message from Rio de Janeiro.

2014 Alan and Adrienne Barth Volunteer Service Award to Goodwin Procter LLPfor its tenacious seven-year litigation of a false arrest for “contempt of cop,” obtaining a large jury verdict for our client and helping persuade the D.C. Council to reform the often-abused disorderly conduct law. Acceptance remarks by John Moustakas.

Featured SpeakerUnited States District Judge (Retired) James Robertson Judge Robertson served for more than 15 years, earning a reputation for fairness, integrity, courage, intelligence, decisiveness, compassion, and fair play. He served on the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISA) from 2002 to 2005.

2014BILL OF RIGHTS DINNER

American Civil Liberties Union Foundation of the Nation’s Capital 4301 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Suite 434, Washington, DC, 20008-2368 (202) 457-0800 office (202) 457-0805 (fax)

Funds raised at the Bill of Rights Awards Dinner are used for the much-needed legal and public education work by the ACLU Foundation of the Nation’s Capital. A portion of those contributions is shared with national ACLU for similar work nationwide. In the past year, ACLU-NCA Foundation funds have supported these important actions:

2013 LEGAL AND PUBLIC EDUCATION HIGHLIGHTS FOR ACLU-NCA

> Collected $1.5 million from the District of Columbia after the Court of Appeals upheld a jury’s verdict finding that the District had a policy or custom of falsely arresting people for “contempt of cop.” > Convened dozens of community forums to discuss racial disparity in arrests in all wards of DC. > Dismissed our lawsuit challenging a federal statute that required disclosure of federal employees’ personal financial data on the Internet, after Congress responded to the lawsuit by repealing that requirement. > Filed three lawsuits on behalf of children aged 10, 14, and 14, who were brutalized by D.C. or Metro police officers because of alleged minor misconduct. > Conducted “Know Your Rights” trainings for hundreds of DC high school students and residents.

> Settled, finally, a 2001 lawsuit that established the right of D.C. firefighters and emergency paramedics to wear beards or long hair for religious reasons. Our clients received $550,000 in settlement of their claims for back pay and damages.

> Filed a lawsuit on behalf of a deaf inmate at the D.C. Jail who had received almost no accommodation for his disability while serving his 60-day sentence.

> Researched and authored a ground-breaking report exposing the selective enforcement of the District’s marijuana laws.

April 23, 2014

ACLU OF THE NATION’S CAPITAL BILL OF RIGHTS DINNERNATIONAL PRESS CLUB

APRIL 23, 2014

LEVELS OF SUPPORT AND BENEFITSPlease respond by April 17th. For inclusion in the dinner program, please respond by April 9th.

LEGACY SUPPORTER: $25,000 DISTINGUISHED SUPPORTER: $15,000

ADVOCATE SUPPORTER: $5,000

FRIEND: $500

FUTURE LEADERS BENEFACTOR: $1,500

LEADERSHIP SUPPORTER: $10,000

PATRON: $1,250

TICKET: $150

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