Since 1973, 143 people from 26 states have been freed from death row after evidence revealed that they were innocent. That’s one innocent person exonerated from death row for every ten who have been executed.
Are behavior issues challenging your child’s success at school? Learn how an FBA guides school professionals in understanding the underlying reasons for behavior issues.
Curated by Prison Photography editor Pete Brook, Prison Obscura presents rarely seen vernacular, surveillance, evidentiary, and prisoner-made photographs, shedding light on the prison industrial complex.
Delaware Department of Education data shows that students are being suspended at an excessive rate due in part to “zero tolerance” policies that pushes students out of school for minor infractions like using a cell phone.
This 30th annual Breakfast Celebration is held by the Organization of Minority Women to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr.'s accomplishments.
Delaware Department of Education data shows that students are being suspended at an excessive rate due in part to “zero tolerance” policies that pushes students out of school for minor infractions like using a cell phone.
In this lecture, Chancellor Leo E. Strine, Jr. of Delaware's Court of Chancery reflects on the duty of a public official to respect the rules of law established through the constitutional process even when the rule of law conflicts the official’s own views.
In observance of National Homeless Persons' Memorial Day (on 12/21), Homeless Planning Council of Delaware will hold a remembrance event on Friday, December 20th.
Join Delaware Citizens Opposed to the Death Penalty (DCODP) for their annual meeting and a screening of The Final Gift, a documentary that follows Therese Bartholomew's pursuit to find meaning in t
The Delaware Criminal Justice Council is an independent body committed to leading the criminal justice system through a collaborative approach that calls upon the experience and creativity of the Council, all components of the criminal justice system and the