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Call Your Officials and Hold Elkhart Police Accountable
It is clear from the investigative reporting done by ProPublica and the South Bend Tribune, that Elkhart Police Officers cann
National Coming Out Day
For 30 years, this day has been a celebration of the bravery and power of LGBTQ people who choose to live openly as their whole, true selves. October 11, 2018 marks the 30th anniversary of National Coming Out Day.
Previously Incarcerated? Yes - You Can Vote!
At a time when the fundamental right to vote has increasingly become a partisan pawn, deep-seeded misconceptions surround who can and cannot vote, specifically as these rights apply to people who have been previously incarcerated.
Prisoners' Rights in Indiana DOC Facilities
The ACLU of Indiana is representing two prisoners at the Wabash Valley Correctional Facility, and was recently granted a preliminary injunction concerning the Indiana Department of Correction (DOC) facilities' policy that all incoming correspondence to prisoners must be in a plain white envelope
ACLU of Indiana Applauds Newton County Commission’s Opposition to Private Immigrant Detention Center
Following community conversation surrounding the possibility of amending or rezoning land in Roselawn to allow for GEO Group to open an immigrant detention center, the board of commissioners issued a statement rejecting support of the project.
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