News & Commentary

"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.

A look back on a dismal piece of Delaware’s history helps to shine light on a better path ahead. Read more about Black History in Delaware in this contributed article by the Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice.

Police reform, probation reform, expanding access to second chances, and community involvement are all priorities for our Delaware Campaign for Smart Justice in 2022. Learn more and get involved!

We're going into the 151st General Assembly's 2022 legislative session full steam ahead.

We partnered with the Charter School of New Castle on an after-school club that gets students involved in making their communities a better place. Learn more about the program, the projects those students have completed, and how you can get your school Scholars Engaged for Action, too!

The Attorney General's office has filed a complaint against Seaford’s fetal remains ordinance. Here's a quick recap on how we got here, and what this lawsuit means.

Nearly 20 years after the opening of Guantánamo Bay – the “island outside the law” – more than 40 people who have been accused of terrorism remain in the prison without charges, trial, or legal representation.

Delaware’s Red Clay School Board has proposed a policy to ensure that the Red Clay School District follows federal law and guidance regarding transgender students' rights. We support Red Clay in affirming students' rights and ensuring every child can have a safe and supportive learning environment.

Contributed commentary from Ruth Lytle-Barnaby, President and CEO, Planned Parenthood of Delaware.