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Now Hiring: Campaign Communications Manager

NOW HIRING: Campaign Communications Manager

ACLU-DE seeks a dynamic and experienced communications professional to serve as our campaign communications manager. This person will be responsible for executing our strategic communications work on various policy and advocacy campaigns, including voting rights, immigrants’ rights, justice reform, and education equity. The ideal candidate will be a self-starter who is comfortable working on cross-departmental teams in a fast-paced environment.
Location: Delaware
Department: Communications
News & Commentary
Sunshine Fest: Win a free trip to DC

Here's How to Win a Free Trip to D.C. for Sunshine Fest 2026!

We're sending a Delawarean to Sunshine Fest to learn all about the importance of an open and transparent government. Learn how you can win a free 2-night stay in D.C. with roundtrip train tickets and meals!
Initiative
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Know Your Rights — And Your Risks: Protecting Your Digital Privacy

When you know your rights — and your risks — you can better protect your privacy online and in the streets.
News & Commentary
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After Laurel PD, Meyer Must Ban Data-Sharing With ICE

Governor Meyer must make good on his previous commitments and issue an executive order that explicitly prohibits data sharing between ICE and the Delaware DMV, or any other state agency that retains personal data.

Press Releases

Feb 12, 2026

ACLU of Delaware Statement on ICE Protests at Schools

ACLU-DE sent a letter to all superintendents reminding them of their obligations to protect students’ First Amendment rights.

Feb 04, 2026

ACLU-DE, ACLU, DCADV, La Esperanza, and LACC Push for Dismissal of Federal Lawsuit Against State of Delaware to Protect Sensitive Information of Delaware Voters

The federal government is seeking to compel the State of Delaware to disclose sensitive personal voter data for hundreds of thousands of Delawareans.

Jan 29, 2026

Delaware Organizations Send Joint Letter to Gov. Meyer and General Assembly Demanding Action to Protect Immigrant Communities

Delawareans recently learned that Laurel Police Department voluntarily compiled and shared a list of Haitian immigrants with federal authorities.

Issues We’re Monitoring

Education Equity Immigrants' Rights Justice Reform Reproductive Freedom Voting Rights View All Issues

Protecting Delaware’s Immigrant Communities: Three-Part Know Your Rights and Activist Training

Now more than ever, we need you to step up to help protect people who are immigrants and their families. This series is designed to empower allies with the knowledge, resources, and practical skills to support Delaware's immigrant communities.
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Protecting Immigrant Communities Training Series

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U.S. v. Albence

The federal government is seeking to compel the State of Delaware to disclose sensitive personal voter data for hundreds of thousands of Delawareans.