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Nov 15, 2022

Three Reasons Why Congress Must Pass the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act Now

Reproductive Freedom & Women's Rights

Workers still are routinely denied the temporary job changes they need to have healthy pregnancies — but a bipartisan bill is poised to provide millions of workers with these protections.

Workers still are routinely denied the temporary job changes they need to have healthy pregnancies — but a bipartisan bill is poised to provide millions of workers with these protections.

Pregnant worker
Pregnant worker
Nov 9, 2022

Native Families' Right to Stay Together is at Stake at the Supreme Court

Racial Justice
The Indian Child Welfare Act — a law that protects Native children from forced removal from their families, tribes, and culture — is currently under attack.
The Indian Child Welfare Act — a law that protects Native children from forced removal from their families, tribes, and culture — is currently under attack.
Indigenous Woman
Indigenous Woman
Oct 14, 2022

How These Lesser-Known Offices Impact Your Rights

Voting Rights

Up and down the ballot, Indiana voters will have the power to hold local leaders accountable and influence policy at every level of government.

Up and down the ballot, Indiana voters will have the power to hold local leaders accountable and influence policy at every level of government.

2022 Midterm Election
2022 Midterm Election
Oct 10, 2022

Land Acknowledgment

Racial Justice

We acknowledge that the ACLU of Indiana exists on the occupied territory of the Myaamia (Miami) and Kiikaapoi (Kickapoo) peoples.  

We acknowledge that the ACLU of Indiana exists on the occupied territory of the Myaamia (Miami) and Kiikaapoi (Kickapoo) peoples.  

ACLU Indigenous Justice
ACLU Indigenous Justice
Oct 6, 2022

The Prosecutorial Power Struggle

Criminal Legal Reform

Indiana legislators have been attempting to strip power away from local prosecutors and hand it over to the Attorney General. 

Indiana legislators have been attempting to strip power away from local prosecutors and hand it over to the Attorney General. 

scales of justice
scales of justice
Sep 29, 2022

Previously Incarcerated? Yes, You Can Vote!

Voting Rights

Indiana is one of 24 states (including D.C.) where people who have been previously incarcerated can vote upon release.

Indiana is one of 24 states (including D.C.) where people who have been previously incarcerated can vote upon release.

Voting Booth
Voting Booth