News & Commentary

Oct 13, 2026

Breaking the Cycle: How Person-First Probation Reform Can Improve Health and Reentry in Delaware

by Jasmyn Moore, ACLU-DE Policy & Advocacy Intern

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Oct 05, 2026

How to Vote in Delaware's 2026 General Elections

DVRC's voter resource guide for the November 3 General Elections

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Sep 08, 2026

ICE Operations Harm Delaware Communities: Insights From a Community Health Worker

by Adriana Viveros-Sosa, community health worker and business owner

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Aug 21, 2026

The Second Step of Police Reform Can't Wait

By Kailyn Richards, Associate Director, Tide Shift Justice Project

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Aug 10, 2026

How to Vote in Delaware's 2026 Primary Elections

DVRC's voter resource guide for the September 15 Primary Elections.

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Jun 18, 2026

Reproductive Advocacy Alliance of Delaware (RAAD)

RAAD is a group of non-profit organizations in Delaware working together to advance reproductive freedom and bodily autonomy statewide through education, advocacy, and collective action.

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Jun 17, 2026

A Safe Haven Isn't Enough: Why Delaware Needs RAAD

Local activist, Taylor VanSant, on the current state of reproductive freedom in Delaware.

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May 01, 2026

Holding Our Representatives Accountable: ACLU Scorecard and Delaware’s Delegation

Have you ever wondered how Delaware’s members of Congress are voting on the rights that matter most?

By Danielle Levredge

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Apr 28, 2026

Safe Schools Start at the Top: Why School Boards Matter for Every Student

Delaware school social worker, Gloria Ho, on the impact of anti-immigration policies on students and why the May 12 school board elections are so critical.

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