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Nov 21, 2022

Liberty in the Courts: An End-of-Year Note from the Legal Team

This has been a banner year for our legal department: historic litigation, new cases, and a fully-staffed legal team — and that’s just scratching the surface. Read more to catch up with our legal team’s work...

By Dwayne J. Bensing

Nov 17, 2022

Guest Blog Post: The Wilmington Learning Collaborative Becomes Official

The Wilmington Learning Collaborative is the first structural change in four decades that will transform how some Wilmington schools are governed. How decisions are made and who gets to make them is the...

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Nov 14, 2022

Colleges Can't be "Colorblind."

When it comes to college or university admissions, considerations of race are a fair - and necessary - tool to ensure that education equity reaches higher-ed campuses. That’s why the SCOTUS cases being heard...

By John Reynolds

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Nov 2, 2022

Delaware Needs Increased Access to the Ballot for Voters with Disabilities

With voting reforms - and rollbacks - in Delaware’s spotlight this election season, we must also shine a spotlight on the need for increased accessibility for voters with disabilities. Learn more in this guest...

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Oct 28, 2022

Last-Minute Changes in Voting Laws Make Voter Education a Primary Concern for General Election

This commentary, contributed by Dr. David Paul Redlawsk, Dr. Kimeu W. Boynton, and Dr. Thomas M. Powers, was originally published in Delaware Online on Friday, October 21, 2022 and Bay to Bay News on Sunday...

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Oct 21, 2022

Probation Reform is Good for Delaware’s Economy

Removing probation-related barriers that make it hard for people to work will enable employers to access this untapped workforce while also promoting pathways to economic stability for Delawareans and their...