American CIVIL Liberties Union Foundation of Florida Inc

“The american civil liberties union foundation, inc. Is organized as a nonstock corporation.”

“The board members of this organization have the right to elect/appoint one or more members of the governing body.”

“A copy of the form 990 is provided to the governing body of the organization and is reviewed by the treasurer and the director of finance before it is filed.”

“Any and all conflicts of interest or potential conflicts of interest are required to be disclosed in a questionaire which is part of the annual audit of the qrganization.”

“The process for determining the compensation of the president, ceo, and executive director of the organization includes review and approval of the executive committee. All decisions of the executive committee are presented to the full board of directors for approval.”

“The process for determining the compensation of other officers and key employees of the organization includes staff salaries review every 3 years by an external consultant providing a salary survey, a copy of which is provided to the executive committee. The executive director salary is presented to the full board of directors for approval.”

“A copy of any governing document is available to the public upon request.”

“Other litigation and public education on important civil liberties and civil rights issues that are confronting floridians but fall outside our primary campaigns such as the following: criminal justice the criminal justice system in florida is built on structural and institutional racism and has a devastating, disparate impact on black and brown people. The aclu of florida's criminal justice reform campaign aims to significantly reform florida's criminal justice system to reduce incarceration and racial disparities, end the practice of suspending driver's licenses for non-driving offenses, increase the amount of rehabilitation credit currently incarcerated people can earn to reduce their sentence, and to end the use of unaffordable bail practices impacting people detained in florida jails through litigation and public education initiatives. Reproductive rights despite the fact that two-thirds of floridians support the right to abortion and voters have consistently cast their ballots to protect that right, florida politicians passed a dangerous 6 week ban last year. It strips floridians of their right to privacy and reproductive rights, offers little to no exceptions for rape or incest, and criminalizes doctors who offer abortion care to patients after that point. This law has had devastating effects due to the myriad of barriers people must navigate to get an abortion. Through litigation, research, advocacy, public education and storytelling, we are fighting to protect floridians' right to privacy and limit government interference in these important and personal medical decisions to ensure every floridian has the right to choose when and if to have a child. Lgbtq+ rights the lgbtq+ community in florida-who has long struggled for basic recognition of their rights, dignity, and privacy-is under increased attack. Lgbtq+ people in florida are being punished by policies that essentially ban classroom acknowledgement of their existence, prevent transgender people from using the appropriate restroom or receiving life- saving gender affirming care, seriously restrict proper pronoun use, and make it difficult for teachers to be supportive when we know that a single supportive teacher can save a queer student's life. Through litigation and public education, we are fighting the dangerous and discriminatory laws in florida to keep all lgbtq+ people safe.”

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