Looking Back at What We’ve Accomplished
Let’s face it: the last few years have been exhausting.
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Celebrate Us While We're Alive
The first Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDOR) I attended in Indy was a polite, sedate affair. It was hosted by a big church downtown and just so happened to have zero trans people involved. A preacher said some really kind things about us and about our lost friends and family members.
How You Can Fight for Civil Liberties in Indiana
At the ACLU of Indiana, we rely on help from our supporters to make Indiana a more just and equitable state for all Hoosiers. As critical battles to protect our civil liberties continue, we are grateful to those who take action with us.
A Constitution Day Comment
Today we celebrate the signing of the United States Constitution of 1787 by the men we call the Founders.
Celebrating Our Resilient Latinx Community
Between September 15 and October 15, we celebrate the culture and independence days of various Latin American countries. Hispanic Heritage Month is recognized and celebrated in all kinds of ways, some of which can lead to tokenism and lack of awareness of issues facing the Latinx community.
Alarming Indiana Jail Health Care Failures
The confluence of the opioid epidemic and the relocation of low-level offenders to Indiana county jails, among other factors, have left jails dramatically overcrowded, understaffed, and lacking adequate resources to appropriately house and care for the individuals incarcerated there.
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