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The late Angelo Clark, who lived with serious mental health issues, was placed in solitary confinement by DOC officials for seven months while he was housed in a Delaware prison. We're fighting to make sure no Delawarean has to go through that experience again.

Last Weekend’s Dewey Beach Police Killing Highlights the Urgent Need for Police Reform – So Why Did Legislators Kill Any Chance of Real Reform Happening?

House Bill 320 is a bill to expand the scope of health workers who may provide medication abortion care. This bill is helpful, but it could be improved upon.

Innovative and effective work takes intentional planning. We are proud to introduce our strategic plan, with five priority planks that will guide our work over the next three years of unprecedented challenges and opportunities. Featuring artwork from Amir Campbell, a Delaware artist!

March 16, is National FOIA Day! But, what *is* FOIA, and why does it matter? How can you leverage FOIA to make our government more transparent? Learn all that and more in this FOIA Guide.

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By Shakira (Kira) Akins, Communications Intern

For many families who rent their homes, this past year has been a difficult one. Today, March 1, 2022, the Delaware Supreme Court adopted a new rule regarding renters’ representation in eviction court proceedings.

"Black Voices," the new publication from Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice (SDARJ), is a space for Black people and white allies to speak out and educate through stories and opinions on critical issues.