Oct 4, 2023
New Report! Charter School of New Castle (CSNC): Model for Creating an Inclusive School Climate
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Aug 30, 2023
Reflections on the 2023 Civic Power Convening: Advancing Voting Rights for Justice Impacted Communities
The Sentencing Project’s 2023 Civic Power Convening brought together advocates, researchers, and individuals with lived experience with the criminal legal system to build on recent efforts to expand the...
The Sentencing Project’s 2023 Civic Power Convening brought together advocates, researchers, and individuals with lived experience with the criminal legal system to build on recent efforts to expand the...
Aug 11, 2023
Thank You For Speaking Up
On July 31, we published a blog post and interview with Julia Keleher, former Secretary of Education in Puerto Rico and newly hired executive director at ...
On July 31, we published a blog post and interview with Julia Keleher, former Secretary of Education in Puerto Rico and newly hired executive director at ...
Aug 3, 2023
New Briefing: The Case for Compassionate Release
The ACLU of Delaware seeks a solution to spare the state from cruelly and unnecessarily incarcerating older adults in order to promote justice, equity, and humanity throughout our state. Read our latest...
The ACLU of Delaware seeks a solution to spare the state from cruelly and unnecessarily incarcerating older adults in order to promote justice, equity, and humanity throughout our state. Read our latest...
Aug 2, 2023
Let’s Get Intentional About Voter Accessibility
Guest blog by Joann Kingsley, PAVA Voting Rights Advocate / Paralegal, Disabilities Law Program, Community Legal Aid Society, Inc.
Guest blog by Joann Kingsley, PAVA Voting Rights Advocate / Paralegal, Disabilities Law Program, Community Legal Aid Society, Inc.
Aug 1, 2023
Know Your Rights: Demonstration and Protest Permits
While the First Amendment prohibits restrictions on speech and assembly, if you are organizing a protest, be aware that this right does not mean that the Constitution completely protects all types of speech...
While the First Amendment prohibits restrictions on speech and assembly, if you are organizing a protest, be aware that this right does not mean that the Constitution completely protects all types of speech...
