Allie Carter is the Senior Field Manager of the ACLU of Illinois, developing and implementing field strategies in support of the ACLU’s legislative, legal and public education priorities, with particular emphasis on the areas of national security, reproductive justice and LGBT rights, as well as managing email communications with supporters and online advocacy. She previously served for two years as the Project Manager for Equal Marriage Illinois and helped to direct 2004’s Fair Illinois effort which successfully challenged a proposed anti-gay marriage referendum. Allie served for three years as a community organizer in the Peace Corps in Burkina Faso, West Africa. She also worked as a field organizer on Oregon’s successful 1999 “No on 9″ campaign, which defeated an anti-gay rights constitutional amendment. Allie writes for the ACLU Insider
Every place we visited in Illinois -from Rockford to Carbondale, and from the Quad Cities to Champaign-Urbana – revealed that people in Illinois face numerous obstacles in accessing reproductive health services and information.
We’re going on the road to interview people in Illinois about obstacles accessing reproductive health services, and make sure the media and the state legislature take note.
