ACLU of the District of Columbia

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ALT A dark maroon quote graphic from ACLU-D.C. executive director Monica Hopkins with white text that reads: "With the 120th Congress, we hope to see an end to the days of overturning the decisions of D.C.’s elected officials and undermining the will of D.C. residents and taxpayers. We hope to see a new age in which Congress recognizes that it cannot govern D.C. better than our own people."

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ALT A blue graphic with white text that reads: “Now Hiring. Digital Communications Strategist. Salary: $85,000 - $104,999. Application Deadline: November 22, 2026. The Digital Communications Strategist will lead the organization’s digital ecosystem, engagement strategy, and infrastructure to ensure supporters can easily find information, access resources, and deepen their involvement with the organization. Priority review will be given to applications received by Nov. 15, 2026. Due to the pace of the search, candidates are strongly encouraged to apply as soon as possible. Apply today at acludc.org/jobs.” A pink and white dual-tone image of a hand holding a megaphone is in the bottom right corner. The ACLU-D.C. logo is in the bottom left corner.

ALT Dark red graphic with text colored off-white and dark red highlighted in pale yellow that reads: "Now Hiring. Staff Attorney/Senior Staff Attorney. Salary: $115,875-$134,415. Application Deadline: November 22, 2026. The ACLU-D.C. is seeking applicants for a Staff Attorney/Senior Staff Attorney to investigate, research, develop, and pursue civil liberties and civil rights impact litigation across a broad range of constitutional and legal issues. This attorney will serve as lead counsel or co-counsel in litigation, collaborate with cooperating attorneys and advocacy partners, contribute to integrated advocacy strategies, and help mentor junior members of the Legal Department. Apply now at acludc.org/jobs." A pale yellow and dark red dual-tone image of justice scales and a judge's gavel atop an opened book is in the bottom right corner. The ACLU-D.C. logo is in the bottom left corner.