Recap: The Present and Future of Probation Reform in Delaware

It's clear that Delawareans believe it’s past time for our start to eliminate systemic barriers that prevent those recently released from prison from successful reentry into our communities and that SS 1 for SB 4 is the way to achieve that. 

By Esha Shah

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My Experience as an Education Equity Ambassador

Giving parents access to opportunities like the Education Equity Ambassador program is not only essential for student success but also for the success of our communities.

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A message on what would be Roe v. Wade’s 51st anniversary: Abortion access shouldn’t depend on how much money you make

January 22 marks what would have been the 51st anniversary of Roe v. Wade, the landmark Supreme Court decision that granted the right to an abortion; however, the conversation takes a different turn on this anniversary. Join us in calling on our legislators to support and fund HS 1 for HB 110.

By Helen Salita

Clenched fists with a yellow overlay, accompanied by text that reads, “on the 51st anniversary of Roe, we affirm that abortion is healthcare. Urge lawmakers to support HS 1 for HB 110 now. Send a message to action.aclu.org/hs1hb110.”

Clean Slate Delaware’s Expungement Hub is an All-Inclusive Resource

Say hello to Clean Slate Delaware’s expungement hub at CleanSlateDE.org: a brand new expungement resource. Guest blog by Ryan Ewing, Campaign Strategist, The Clean Slate Initiative.

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Second Chances Hiring Can Benefit Us All

Employment promotes belonging that strengthens families, neighborhoods. Guest commentary by Dave Bever, Executive Director of the Delaware Center for Justice.

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A Win for One is a Win for All: ACLU-DE Staff Reflect on Teaming up with ACLU-OH to Secure Abortion Rights Victory

We talked with staff about their experience contributing to this historic victory for abortion rights, and the lessons they will be applying to their organizing and advocacy work in Delaware. 

By Esha Shah

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2023 Kandler Awards Celebration Recap!

On October 18th, we celebrated our 38th Annual Kandler Awards Celebration, honoring Beatrice “Bebe” Coker, Leading Civil rights and Education Advocate, and John Whitelaw, Esq., Advocacy Director, Community Legal Aid Society, Inc., for their incredible impact on civil rights in Delaware. 

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When it Comes to Our Students’ Success “It Takes A Village” is More Than a Cliché—It’s a Call to Action

A child’s village is a reflection of our larger society's values and priorities. Are we teaching our children patience or punishment, compassion or criminalization, belonging or bias? We get to decide. 

By Shannon Griffin

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New Report! Charter School of New Castle (CSNC): Model for Creating an Inclusive School Climate

By Melva L. Ware, ACLU of Delaware Consultant for Curriculum Development and Evaluation

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