News & Commentary

On Tuesday, July 30, I had the privilege of attending a volunteer training event for the campaign, organized by ACLU-DE staff near the University of Delaware. Andrew Bernstein, ACLU-DE's Cozen Voting Rights Fellow, educated attendees on Delaware’s current voting rights landscape.

In the ongoing fight for reproductive justice, it is important to remember that choice is an empty promise without clear and meaningful access to those personal choices. In honor of Breastfeeding Awareness Month, let’s consider how the law protects the right to breastfeed.

As Delaware schools continue to shift toward restorative practices in the classroom, it is crucial to build a strong framework for ensuring the sustainability of a restorative culture. A major component of this framework is positive student leadership.

The 152nd General Assembly has come to an end. Since January, we’ve been working hard on issues like reproductive freedom and justice reform. Here’s a quick snapshot of what we accomplished, and what’s left to be done.

On Monday, July 15, the Milford Board of Education voted to table proposed Policy 6103, an attempt to infringe upon Milford staff and students' right to share ideas and learn free from censorship.

This article was originally published in Bay to Bay News.

On June 13 and 14, over 300 Clean Slate advocates from around the country gathered in Philadelphia for the third annual Clean Slate Initiative Convening.

While Senate Bill 4 did not pass this session, there are many things that advocates can notch as significant victories as we look ahead to making 2025 the year probation reform becomes a reality in Delaware.

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