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About me
Falko Schilling joined the ACLU of Vermont as its first advocacy director in July 2019. He has been working to promote positive social change in Vermont since 2009. A native of Vermont, Falko received his law degree from Vermont Law School after attending Skidmore College. Prior to joining the ACLU, Falko spent eight years leading winning legislative and grassroots campaigns as the Consumer Protection Advocate at VPIRG and as an associate at Action Circles. Since joining the ACLU of Vermont, Falko has helped lead initiatives that placed Vermont at the forefront of protecting civil rights and civil liberties including, passing one of the nation’s strongest police use of force laws, the first statewide ban on police use of facial recognition technology, the Constitutional Accountability Act, a robust slate of bills to protect immigrant communities, and enshrining the Reproductive Liberty Amendment in the Vermont constitution.
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