Events

This year marks the 150th consecutive observance of the traditional Memorial Day, May 30, in Wilmington. The tradition began in 1868, when a group of New Castle County citizens formed a Memorial Day Committee to honor those who died in the Civil War.

Join us for a panel discussion about the role of the ACLU in upholding the tenets of the U.S. Constitution during the Trump administration.

Find out what efforts are going on to establish sanctuary cities, states, campuses etc., and how you can be involved. Hear from Network Delaware, ACLU of Delaware, and others.

How can we seize the opportunity of greater polarization to reach beyond our own circles to engage our neighbors in civil conversation to strengthen our democratic institutions?

Join Ryan Tack-Hooper of the ACLU, among others, on May 3 in Trabant Multipurpose Room B at the University of Delaware for a discussion on Humanizing Immigration in the State of Delaware

This Spring, we’re partnering with the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts to co-produce a series of programs surrounding “The Art of the Protest.”

Join with communities across the country this May as we push beyond the moment to a future where all our people have safety, sanctuary, and promise.

Movement for a Culture of Peace (MCP) will join with Delaware Citizens Opposed to the Death Penalty (DCODP) and other groups to take action to defeat HB 125, which seeks to restore capital punishment in the First State.

Organized by groups that created the 2014 People's Climate March, which brought 400,000 people to the streets of New York City.