News & Commentary

The work to ensure educational opportunities for people of color continues, despite the court’s decision.

This month Indiana became a hub for discussing accountability of universities, federal organizations, and museums as they work to return Indigenous ancestors and funeral artifacts to Native American tribes.

Indiana is falling behind our neighboring states and the country on legalizing cannabis. It’s time to change that, and to ensure racial justice is centered in those efforts.

The Indian Child Welfare Act — a law that protects Native children from forced removal from their families, tribes, and culture — is currently under attack.

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

ACLU supporters showed up to protect Hoosiers’ rights in a big way this session, and it truly made a difference.

This classroom censorship bill is part of a nationwide effort to limit how students can learn and talk about race and sex discrimination in public schools.

By Barbara Bolling, Indiana State Conference of the NAACP President, and Jane Henegar, ACLU of Indiana Executive Director

The 2022 Indiana legislative session is in full swing and state legislators have wasted no time attacking Hoosiers’ fundamental rights.