On November 28th, the US Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit ruled in favor of the late Angelo Clark, who despite having serious and known mental health issues, was placed in solitary confinement by DOC officials for seven months while housed in a Delaware prison. 

We're launching a new resource: a “Know Your Rights” handbook that aims to help students, parents, and educators learn their rights when it comes to LGBTQ+ expression in schools.

We celebrated our 37th Annual Kandler Awards Celebration on Wednesday, October 19, 2022, honoring Corie Priest & Rebecca Lowe.

With the November General Election fast approaching, we're taking lessons from our Primary Election efforts, and working in partnership with DVRC, to ramp up efforts to ensure Delaware voters know what to expect as we move into the final stretch of the 2022 midterm election cycle.

We conducted an extensive research project into the history, operations, and effectiveness of Operation Safe Streets, and compiled our findings in a deep-dive story, now available to the public. Learn more.

Delaware's Supreme Court has overturned vote by mail and same day registration. Here are statements from ACLU-DE & DVRC on the ruling.

Delaware's Chancery Court has ruled that the new vote by mail law is unconstitutional, but left the door open for an appeal on this ruling to head to the Delaware Supreme Court. Here are statements from ACLU-DE & DVRC on the ruling.