Privacy, Use and Copyright Policy

ACLU-TN Site User Agreement

Online Privacy Statement

ACLU-TN SITE USER AGREEMENT

Effective as of: April 1, 2021

Welcome to the website ("Site") used by the American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee (“Union”) and the American Civil Liberties Union Foundation of Tennessee (“Foundation”) (collectively, “ACLU of Tennessee,” “we,” “our,” “us”).

The Site includes the Union’s website at www.aclu-tn.org, which may host Foundation content, including all web pages whose domain name contains aclu-tn.org, www.aclu-tn.org, or which are operated by the ACLU of Tennessee and link to this User Agreement.

To be clear, this is not the User Agreement for websites operated by the ACLU of Tennessee that do not contain these domain names and do not link to this User Agreement. Those websites have site-specific User Agreements.

This User Agreement also does not apply to websites that the ACLU of Tennessee does not operate where an ACLU of Tennessee entity has a presence, such as ACLU of Tennessee pages on Facebook.

Finally, this is not the online User Agreement for the websites of other ACLU local/state affiliate organizations (collectively, “Affiliates”) or the national organizations: the American Civil Liberties Union, Inc. and the American Civil Liberties Union Foundation, Inc. (collectively, “National”). In all of those cases, site-specific terms of use apply, and are posted accordingly.

Please read this User Agreement carefully, including the ACLU of Tennessee Online Privacy Statement. By using the ACLU of Tennessee Site, you agree to follow the rules set forth on these web pages. From time to time we may revise this User Agreement, including its Online Privacy Statement, so be sure to check these web pages occasionally. If we do make material changes, we will post a notice on our home page that the User Agreement has been modified and provide a link to the revised User Agreement. When you continue to use the ACLU of Tennessee Site after we post a change, it means you agree to the new rules.

The ACLU of Tennessee and the ACLU Foundation of Tennessee

The ACLU of Tennessee (Union) and its affiliated organization, the ACLU Foundation of Tennessee (Foundation), are separate organizations that are each engaged in the same mission of defending the rights guaranteed under the U.S. Constitution, including First Amendment freedoms, equality, privacy rights, and fundamental fairness. Learn more about the Union and Foundation and the different activities carried on by each organization.

Online Privacy Statement & Information You Voluntarily Submit to the ACLU of Tennessee Site

Please review our Online Privacy Statement, which is part of this User Agreement and describes how we handle any personally identifying information about ACLU of Tennessee Site users, including information you provide directly to the ACLU of Tennessee Site. By providing such information, you hereby acknowledge and agree to ACLU of Tennessee's treatment of such information as described in the Online Privacy Statement.

Copyright

Except where otherwise indicated, the ACLU of Tennessee owns or licenses the copyright in all the materials on the ACLU of Tennessee Site, including text, graphics, logos, button icons, audio clips, video clips, photographs, and software, and those rights are protected by United States and international copyright laws and other intellectual property laws ("ACLU of Tennessee Content"). To the extent your use of material on our Site does not constitute "fair use" for which you do not need our permission, the following rules apply to use of the material:

Automatically Permitted Distribution

Unless the specific web page from which ACLU of Tennessee text material is available indicates you may not do so, you may copy or distribute text materials that appear on the ACLU of Tennessee Site, in print or digital format, subject to three limitations:

  1. You may not use the materials for any commercial purpose, including any purpose connected with the sale of goods or services;
  2. You may not make editorial changes to material you attribute to us; and
  3. You may not excerpt, juxtapose, or present attributed material in any way that is misleading as to our original editorial intent, or as to your relationship with us.

You may also copy or distribute ACLU of Tennessee Content that is not ACLU of Tennessee text materials if and only to the extent that the specific launching page from which that ACLU of Tennessee Content is accessible, and/or the ACLU of Tennessee Content itself, explicitly indicates that the ACLU of Tennessee Content may be distributed in a specified manner, subject to the same three limitations stated above.

All distributed copies, whether of text or non-text materials, must display the following copyright notice:

Copyright ACLU of Tennessee.

Originally posted by the ACLU of Tennessee at .

 
Distribution Requiring Advance Written Permission

You must obtain written permission in advance if you wish to reproduce ACLU of Tennessee Content in any manner not listed in the previous paragraph. You can request this permission by sending us an email at communications@aclu-tn.org that contains the information listed below:

  • a complete description of the ACLU of Tennessee Content requested, such as the URL of the web page that contains the ACLU of Tennessee Content, a description of the sections or paragraphs that will be distributed, and, where applicable, the title and date of the ACLU of Tennessee Content;
  • a description of the intended audience;
  • a description of the manner of distribution;
  • to any extent applicable, the length, retail price, and approximate size of first printing or circulation that will include the ACLU of Tennessee Content;
  • a description of the geographic scope of the distribution and the length of time for which rights are being requested. (Please note that the ACLU of Tennessee grants only nonexclusive rights);
  • a reply fax number or email address and a phone number.

Information You Post to the ACLU of Tennessee Site

To the extent you voluntarily post material to the ACLU of Tennessee Site for display on the ACLU of Tennessee Site itself, you automatically grant to ACLU of Tennessee an irrevocable, perpetual worldwide license for the ACLU of Tennessee to display such material on the ACLU of Tennessee Site, except to the extent we have indicated otherwise on the portion of the ACLU of Tennessee Site that permits you to post such information (e.g., if a particular blog or forum on the ACLU of Tennessee Site posts any specific terms of use that applies to that particular blog or forum). Additionally, unless otherwise explicitly agreed upon in writing by you and ACLU of Tennessee, by posting any material to the ACLU of Tennessee Site for display on the ACLU of Tennessee Site, you are representing, warranting, and covenanting to the ACLU of Tennessee that those materials are original to you or you have obtained permissions, releases, rights, or licenses, if any are required (including where use of that material does not constitute "fair use"), that you assume full responsibility for the posting of such material vis-à-vis third parties, including but not limited to making any payments to third parties with respect to displaying such third party material. By posting material for display on a portion of the ACLU of Tennessee Site that contains specific terms of use applicable to that portion of the ACLU of Tennessee Site, you agree you have read, understand, agree to, and accept such specific terms of use.

Trademarks (Including Logos)

ACLU OF TENNESSEE, ACLU FOUNDATION OF TENNESSEE, ACLU of Tennessee, ACLU of Tennessee logos, and any other trademarks on the ACLU of Tennessee Site (collectively "ACLU of Tennessee Trademarks") are trademarks of the ACLU of Tennessee in the United States and other countries unless it is explicitly stated on the ACLU of Tennessee Site where a trademark appears that the trademark is the trademark of a third party (or it is obvious from the context that it is the trademark of a third party; e.g., where we include on the ACLU of Tennessee Site the name or logo of a coalition partner) ("Third-Party Trademarks"). To the extent your use of ACLU of Tennessee Trademarks does not constitute "fair use" for which you do not need our permission, the following rules apply to use of the material:
You may not use the ACLU of Tennessee Trademarks for any product or service that does not belong to the ACLU of Tennessee, nor in any manner that is likely to cause confusion about whether we are the source, affiliated with, sponsor of, or endorser of any product or service. In addition, you may not use the ACLU of Tennessee Trademarks in any manner that illegally disparages or discredits us.

Your ability to use a Third-Party Trademark that appears on the ACLU of Tennessee Site is limited to the manner, if any, in which the ACLU of Tennessee Site explicitly states on the page on which such Third-Party Trademark appears that such use in such manner is authorized by the third-party owner of that Third-Party Trademark (unless your use is permissible under the law or the owner of such Third-Party Trademark has specifically granted you the right to such use in such manner).

Frames and Metatags

You may not frame the content of the ACLU of Tennessee Site. You may not use metatags or any other "hidden text" that incorporates ACLU of Tennessee Trademarks or our name without our express written consent.

Links to Other Websites

The ACLU of Tennessee Site contains links to other websites that we think may be of interest to you. We are not responsible for and have no control over these other sites or their content. Remember that when you link to another site, that other site is governed by its own user agreement and privacy statement, which you should be sure to read.

Disclaimers and Limitation of Liability

ALTHOUGH WE TAKE REASONABLE STEPS TO PREVENT THE INTRODUCTION OF VIRUSES, WORMS, "TROJAN HORSES," OR OTHER DESTRUCTIVE MATERIALS TO THE ACLU OF TENNESSEE SITE, WE DO NOT GUARANTEE OR WARRANT THAT THE ACLU OF TENNESSEE SITE OR MATERIALS THAT MAY BE DOWNLOADED FROM THE ACLU OF TENNESSEE SITE ARE FREE FROM SUCH DESTRUCTIVE FEATURES. WE ARE NOT LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGES OR HARM ATTRIBUTABLE TO SUCH FEATURES.

WE ARE NOT LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, LOSS, OR INJURY BASED ON ERRORS, OMISSIONS, INTERRUPTIONS. OR OTHER INACCURACIES IN THE ACLU OF TENNESSEE SITE, NOR FOR ANY CLAIM, LOSS, OR INJURY THAT RESULTS FROM YOUR USE OF THE ACLU OF TENNESSEE SITE OR YOUR BREACH OF ANY PROVISION OF THIS USER AGREEMENT.

Termination

We reserve the right to terminate the ACLU of Tennessee Site and this User Agreement at any time without notice for any reason, including, in the case of the User Agreement, for your violation of any of its provisions. The Limitation of Liability and Governing Law Sections of this User Agreement survive any such termination.

Governing Law

This User Agreement is governed by the laws of the State of Tennessee applicable to contracts made and performed there without regard to its conflicts of law principles. You agree to submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the state and federal courts in Tennessee and Davidson County and waive any jurisdictional, venue, or inconvenient forum objections to such courts.

ONLINE PRIVACY STATEMENT

Effective as of April 1, 2021.

The ACLU of Tennessee, Inc. (“Union”) and the American Civil Liberties Union Foundation of Tennessee, Inc. (“Foundation”) (collectively, "the American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee," “we,” “our,” “us”) are committed to protecting the personal information that you provide and entrust to us when using our websites.

This Online Privacy Statement describes how we treat data collected during your visit to the American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee’s "Sites”. The American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee’s Sites include the Union’s website at www.aclu-tn.org, which may host Foundation content, including all web pages whose domain name contains aclu-tn.org and www.aclu-tn.org, or which are operated by the American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee and link to this privacy policy. For information on the data practices applicable to the nationwide People Power program operated by the American Civil Liberties Union, please see that section below.

To be clear, this is not the online privacy statement for websites operated by the American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee that do not contain these domain names and do not link to this online privacy statement. Those websites have site-specific privacy terms, which are posted on those sites.

This privacy statement also does not apply to websites that the American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee does not operate where an American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee entity has a presence, such as American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee pages on Facebook.

Finally, this is not the online privacy statement for the websites of other ACLU local/state affiliate organizations (collectively, “Affiliates”) or the national organizations: the American Civil Liberties Union, Inc. and the American Civil Liberties Union Foundation, Inc. (collectively, “National”). In all of those cases, site-specific privacy terms apply, and are posted accordingly. Please note, however, that this Privacy Statement provides for the American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee to share data collected on our Sites with all of our affiliated organizations, including other state/local Affiliates and both National organizations, for use consistent with this Privacy Statement, which is described in more detail below, and that you may also be redirected to the website of one of our affiliated organizations when interacting with our Sites.

Privacy and the Internet

The Internet, generally speaking, is not currently a private place. As you visit websites, use search engines, and conduct business on the Internet, many different companies and organizations are gathering information about your online behavior by tracking your searches, visits, and transactions, and then matching that data with other information about you or leveraging algorithms to predict your behavior. There are some things you can do to prevent your information from being collected.  We encourage you to read our Easy Steps Everyone Can Take to Protect Their Digital Privacy to help protect your privacy online.
Like most websites, our Sites collect and process a range of data about their visitors to enable full functionality of the website and to deliver requested services. We take many steps to protect your privacy when you visit our websites. How and when we do so is explained below.

Data We Collect

In order to advance our advocacy and outreach programs, and to provide you with a better experience when interacting with the American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee, we rely on data collected from our supporters. Data collected includes information that you provide directly and web data that may be automatically received and recorded by us from your browser. This section outlines what data is collected, as well as information on how we use collected data.

Information you provide directly

Certain pages on the Site may invite you to share personally identifying information, such as your name, address, email address, telephone number, payment information (e.g., credit card information to complete a transaction), or other information you provide when submitting an application.  Sharing this information will allow you to make a donation, make a purchase in our online store, join our email list, sign a petition, register for an event or volunteer shift, send us a message or feedback, or to participate in other similar online activities.

Web data

We may automatically receive and record information from your browser when you visit our Sites. The information that we collect with these automated methods may include your IP address, cookie information, browser type, system type, and the referring URL.
In addition, if you sign up for our email list, we may send you an email that includes an embedded image to track open rates or URLs that allow us to track click-rates.
We may also use cookies to improve website performance, to remember user preferences and settings, and to collect analytic data. By “cookies” we mean small files placed on to your device by websites you visit. “Cookies” may also refer to local storage, which is a mechanism similar to cookies where the information is stored within your web browser. In some instances, we place these cookies ourselves. In other instances, we allow outside service providers to place these cookies, but only if those providers abide by our requirements described below under “How We Work with Service Providers.”

Categories of Cookies and Information We Collect

  • Protection against fraud: We have cookies set up to protect us from fraudulent actors making payments through our Sites.
  • Communications and marketing: We are constantly learning which platforms are the best platforms to make sure our message reaches people interested in our issues. In order to do that, we may use cookies to collect information about who referred our visitors to our Sites.
  • Website Performance: Website performance cookies allow us to make our Sites easier and more pleasant to use. For example, they may enable us to:
    • Determine how often and where you see our “breaking news” alerts or promotions.
    • Save you time when filling out a form by populating it with information you provided in previous visits.
  • Registration: If you are visiting our Sites as a registered user — for example, when you manage your subscriptions for our email lists — we may place cookies in your browser that allow our Sites to recognize that you are logged in.
  • Analytics: We may use analytics tools that place cookies in order to give us a better understanding of how people engage with our Sites. That in turn allows us to gauge the current performance of website features, and to develop better content. Analytics cookies can provide us with information such as:
  • How many individual visitors we have
  • How many visitors are new or returning
  • How often visitors come to the website
  • What content they’ve visited
  • How visitors interact with particular pages or content

You can learn How to Disable Cookies in the section on Your Choices below.

Third Party Links and Hosted Content

Our Sites are connected in a variety of ways to content hosted by third parties, including links to social media sites, links to other sites, and embedded media. When you access this content, including content that loads when you browse on the www.aclu-tn.org domain, third party content hosts may place tracking devices (e.g. cookies or pixels) on your computer, access existing tracking devices that were set when you previously visited other websites, or otherwise gather information about you as you access their content.

When you click on links to third party websites, including social media sites, you will leave our Site. To learn about how those third parties treat the data they collect through tracking devices and otherwise, see their respective online privacy policies and other posted guidance.

When you view embedded media, such as videos, that are hosted on other platforms, such as YouTube, but viewable directly through the buttons we provide, you will remain on our Site, but you will be visiting these third party’s web environments. In these instances, we make clear that you are viewing external content when you click on links or buttons.

Our Data Practices

Data Uses

We may use your data to:

  • Fulfill your orders or complete transactions.
  • Contact you about other American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee activities or news, or about opportunities to support the American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee.
  • Conduct research in order to learn about our constituents as a whole and about ways we might engage you individually.
  • In the case of petitions, we may display your first name, last initial, and city and state on our website.
  • In the case of petitions or other direct messages to advocacy targets (such as your member of congress), all required information fields (e.g. name, email address, etc.) will be, and some optional information fields may be, passed on to the advocacy target with your message.
  • If you have joined People Power, share your name and contact information with other volunteers, and acknowledge your participation in specific volunteer activities.
  • Use or share your information as otherwise disclosed at the point of collection. For example, when you elect to take an action on our website—such as sign a petition or pledge—we may request information about you and provide a notice that completing and submitting the form will mean that you permit us to share the data you have entered with other parties, such as coalition partners for that campaign.
  • Deliver targeted content—including advertisements—to you over the phone, through the mail, and using digital platforms such as social media, other websites, search results pages, and mobile applications.
  • Measure and improve the performance of our Site.
  • Investigate or maintain the stability and security of our Site.

To perform each of these functions, we may share your information with Service Providers that support our operations. For an understanding of how your data is shared with those vendors, please see “How We Work with Service Providers” below.

Additional Uses

This section provides additional information on some special circumstances where we may use or share your data with other organizations. We believe you should have choice regarding these activities and have included information on how you can choose whether your data is used for these practices in the section Communication Preferences below. For an understanding of how your data is shared with those vendors, please see “How We Work with Service Providers” below. These additional uses are:

  • Delivering targeted content, including advertisements, to you on non- American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee digital platforms such as social media, other websites, search results pages and mobile apps.
  • Engaging in list sharing agreements with non-partisan organizations that may be of interest to you.

Deliver targeted content on non-American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee platforms

To enable us to provide the most relevant information on our activities, we may share your personal information with communications platforms, such as Facebook and Mother Jones, including to deliver our content to you or to identify other people who may enjoy our content.

We may also share American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee supporter information with organizations that display our advertisements or petitions to their subscribers. This practice helps us engage in effective fundraising and advocacy operations and enables our teams to communicate more effectively with known supporters.

Importantly, we want you to have the opportunity to learn about these practices and give you the opportunity to opt out of them. For additional information on with whom we share your data—which may include name, zip code, email address, and other information—for delivering targeted content on non- American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee platforms, please see this list of service providers that support us in delivering targeted content on non-American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee platforms. If you do not wish to have your data shared with these service providers, please let us know by completing our Communication Preferences form. Additional information on how to change your communication preferences is outlined in the section on Communication Preferences below.

Engage in list sharing agreements with non-partisan organizations

We sometimes allow other non-partisan organizations to contact our supporters who have chosen to share their information with us. Working with other organizations in this way, either on a rental basis, in an exchange, or through a data sharing co-op, is critical to maintaining a strong membership base by allowing us to lower costs while reaching the widest possible audience. Data shared on a rental basis or in an exchange is done on a one-time use basis. A data sharing co-op aggregates and models data from multiple organizations to identify individuals that might be interested in hearing from co-op members. When we leave the data sharing co-op, our data is removed from the co-op data model.

In order to protect your privacy, list sharing agreements are conducted through secure and confidential arrangements in which the external organization does not directly receive information about you.  Communications generated from list sharing agreements are carried out by a third-party service provider, who keeps your information confidential. The other organization learns information about you only if you choose to respond to the third-party communication. If you do not wish us to make information about you available for this type of communication, please let us know by completing our Communication Preferences form.  Additional information on how to change your communication preferences is outlined in the section on Communication Preferences below.

Data Sharing

How We Work with Our Affiliates and National

We work and share your data with our American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee affiliated organizations around the United States, including National and other Affiliate organizations, to create a cohesive experience for our supporters and members. Our Affiliates and National are bound to use the data that we provide them no more broadly than as would be allowed under this Online Privacy Statement, and with regard to their own operations.

How We Work with Service Providers

We work with a variety of service providers who help us undertake the activities outlined in “Our Data Collection Methods,” including processing data; facilitating the operation of our site; supporting our fundraising, marketing, communications, and advocacy programs; and delivering messages to you on other platforms.  For example, service providers may help us analyze traffic on our site, process credit card transactions, or facilitate activities such as the collection and delivery of petition signatures or surveys.
To the extent that any service provider has access to personally identifiable data about you, (1) it is transmitted by us to that service provider in a secure manner (please see Security Measures and Data Transmission below for more information on our security practices) and (2) we require that service provider to promise to keep that data confidential and use it only for the purpose of carrying out the functions we have engaged it to perform.

We allow some service providers to compile and use certain aggregated data for other purposes once it has been anonymized. This may include, for example, analyzing anonymized data in order to assess donor trends across organizations over time, or allowing a service provider to take aggregated and anonymized data about activity on our Site, and using that data for other purposes such as improvement of their products or benchmarking for their other clients. But we won’t agree to that unless we are confident, in each instance, that the data won’t be recombined with other information to create any record about you as an identifiable individual.

Additionally, we may share your data with service providers to deliver targeted content to you on non-American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee platforms, as described in the above section “Additional Uses.” Data shared with these service providers are transmitted in a secure manner (as described below under “Security Measures and Data Transmission”), and additionally hashed to improve privacy (hashing data refers to the practice of scrambling data in a pre-defined manner to make it more difficult to recognize).  As we have limited ability to perform detailed reviews of these service providers’ security practices, and the service providers’ terms are subject to change without notice, we rely on publicly posted information to ensure their data practices meet our standards. We review these terms on a quarterly basis to ensure they have not changed their assurances.

Other Disclosures

We may also disclose your data if we are required to do so by law, such as to comply with a subpoena or other legal process, a court order, or government reporting obligations.

If we determine we are required by law to disclose your data and if we are legally permitted to do so, we will provide you with notice of the request prior to making the disclosure to give you an opportunity to object to the disclosure. We will not provide such notice, however, if the disclosure is pursuant to our regular government reporting obligations, such as financial disclosures required for tax law compliance.

Security Measures and Data Transmission

We have taken physical, electronic, and administrative measures to safeguard the information we collect. We work to ensure data accuracy and protect against unauthorized access to, and improper use of, information we collect online.

Information that can be readily linked to you personally, such as your name and address, is stored by us on servers subject to security safeguards. Additionally, all data transmitted to and from our website, including credit card numbers, are encrypted in transit.

We require our service providers to whom we transfer your information to agree to take reasonable security measures in the handling and storage of your data. For service providers with access to particularly sensitive information, we may also undergo a more intensive assessment of their platforms and security practices to verify their commitments to maintain the confidentiality and privacy of data in their possession. We may also hash data in order to improve privacy. This is true when sharing data to deliver targeted content on non-American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee platforms.

Consistent with these practices, we attempt to transmit emails to you using opportunistic Transport Layer Security (TLS). If your email provider does not accept our initial attempt to transmit using TLS, your message will be sent in plain text, which is not secure.

Exception: People Power

If you join the People Power volunteer program, some of the service providers who operate tools for that program may require broader rights to retain and use information about you. They may also have their own approach to data security and data transmission. We do not generally impose our data security standards or perform security assessments of those service providers.

People Power is the National American Civil Liberties Union, Inc.’s nationwide program for enrolling and organizing volunteers, which you may join or engage with when interacting with our Sites. When you indicate you wish to join People Power, information about you may be passed through a variety of digital tools, such as tools for sending emails, scheduling events, and allowing volunteers to communicate with one another.

In the People Power context, each of the tools we use has its own privacy rules, determined by the individual service provider. In some instances, you will know what those tools are. For example, if you are using a texting or scheduling tool, it will be clear to you which service providers have been engaged to provide those tools, and you can learn about how those service providers will treat your data by reviewing their respectively posted privacy statement. In other cases, it may not be clear to you what service providers are supporting the People Power program; for example, the service provider we are using to store your information. For more information about what tools are used to support this program, you may reach out to the National People Power team at Info@peoplepower.org. Also, please be aware that some of the service providers supporting the People Power program may use tracking devices (e.g. cookies and pixels), or otherwise automatically collect information about you. Some may use information about you for purposes other than those of People Power, or disclose information about you to other parties.

To be clear: if you join People Power and are otherwise an American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee supporter, this section outlines the manner in which the information you provide to the People Power program will be treated in connection with the program. If you do not want your information to be used in the manner outlined in this section, click on the “Unsubscribe” link in the footer of any People Power email to opt out of the program. Additional information on how to change your communication preferences is outlined in the section on Communication Preferences below.

Your Choices

Communication Preferences

If you wish to update personal information or change your communication preferences, you may contact us to update our records.
You have the following options to do this:

  • If you are enrolled to receive non-People Power email communications from National or any Affiliate (Including the American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee): click on the “Unsubscribe” link in the footer of any email from the American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee, National, or Affiliate email to change your communication preferences.
  • If you are enrolled in the National ACLU’s People Power program: click on the “Unsubscribe” link in the footer of any People Power email to opt out of the program.
  • If you are enrolled to receive automated recurring text messagesfrom 82623, text or reply “STOP” to 82623 to opt out, and for other autodialed text messages we send via an autodialer, reply “STOP” or follow instructions in the text message.
  • Complete our Communication Preferences form to change your communications preferences for information you shared with us previously for the following:
  • Paper mail communications
  • Phone communications
  • Data sharing with non- American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee platforms that deliver targeted content(Please note, opting out of this practice will also unsubscribe you from our email communications.)
  • List sharing agreements with non-partisan organizations
  • Send an e-mail to: ACLUpreferences@aclu.org.
  • Send mail to: ACLU Membership Department, 125 Broad Street, 18th Floor, New York, NY 10004.

If you have any other questions regarding this Privacy Statement or our data practices, you can reach our Data Protection and Governance Lead by emailing ACLUpreferences@aclu.org.

How to Disable Cookies

To provide you with maximum choice in deciding what data is collected about you, we have designed our website to work perfectly fine without cookies. If you would like to minimize the information about you collected by us and third party content hosts, please see the below instructions for blocking and purging cookies. Please note disabling cookies on your browser may impact the operability of other sites you visit.
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Procedure When We Update This Statement

Our privacy statement may change from time to time. We will post privacy statement changes on this page and, if the changes are significant, we will provide a more prominent notice on our website.
 

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