Intentional Inclusion: Being Attentive to the Language We Use Around Abortion Care

As we envision a future of reproductive health, rights, and justice, including all people impacted by abortion restrictions in our conversations is a step toward creating a future of reproductive healthcare that’s accessible to all.

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Join us in Protecting our Democracy – Become an Election Protection Volunteer

The stakes are high in elections this year all over the country – even right here in Delaware. This election season, help us ensure that eligible Delawareans can vote safely and securely and that every vote gets counted.

By Meera Devotta

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Introducing our Development Strategist, Rachael!

The ACLU of Delaware is excited to introduce our newest team member, Rachael Mead!

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2022 Legislative Recap: Civil Liberties Wins and the Fight Ahead

In the midst of a troubled national political and judicial landscape, Delaware made historic legislative progress this year – and we couldn’t have done it without the support of civil liberties advocates like you.

By Javonne Rich, LCSW, Mike Brickner

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Commentary: Delaware Democrats Fail to Live Up to Promises to Black and Brown People

This commentary is contributed by Charlotte King of the Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice, and co-signed by Mike Brickner, ACLU-DE.

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With Roe Overturned, What Comes Next for Abortion Rights?

The impact of the Supreme Court’s ruling overturning Roe v. Wade will be devastating. Here’s what comes next.

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Our Statement on the SCOTUS Dobbs Decision

Delaware’s protections around abortion access have just become even more critical — not only for Delawareans seeking abortion care, but for anyone who cannot obtain a legal abortion in their own state. 

By Mike Brickner

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Voting by Mail is a Safe and Secure Way to Expand Access to the Ballot for all Delaware Voters

The COVID-19 pandemic proved that universal vote-by-mail is possible, practical, and successful. Now it’s time for Delaware to make it permanent by passing SB 320.

By Meera Devotta

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Commentary: Body-Worn Cameras Increase Police Accountability

This commentary was originally published in the Cape Gazette on May 31, 2022.

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