News & Commentary

The recent passage of SB8 in Texas has brought urgent attention to state abortion laws, both around the country and in Delaware — one of the few states to broaden abortion access through legislation since 2016.

It's that time of year again: we're preparing for Kandler, end-of-year giving season, next year's legislative efforts, and some new litigation is on the horizon, too. Read about all of that and more in the latest issue of our quarterly newsletter. This is your Connection.

The ACLU of Delaware is calling on members of the public to submit public comment in support of SB 149 at upcoming public sessions.

You’re part of this, and your voice matters — so once again, we’re calling on you to show up and make your voice heard on policing in Delaware.

Our fifth part in the series is a discussion on Delaware's Latinx/Hispanic communities: obstacles to voting, immigration, and more.

The Delaware Council on Police Training has begun the process of setting forth regulations for the use of body-worn cameras by law enforcement. This is a process that requires public input, and the ACLU of Delaware is calling on Delawareans to submit public comment.

The Council on Police Training is beginning the process of setting statewide regulations for the use of body-worn cameras by law enforcement in Delaware. This is a process that requires public input, and we’re asking you to make your voice heard.

The ACLU of Delaware's Campaign for Smart Justice is launching a Smart Justice Ambassador program to recruit, train, and empower Delawareans who have been impacted by the legal system.

Our fourth part in the series is an overview of the legislative work we did in 2021: what we accomplished, and what's still left to do.