Four years after abortion was banned in Indiana, we’re still fighting for reproductive freedom.
On September 10, we’ll be before the Indiana Supreme Court challenging the ban and defending Hoosiers’ right to make deeply personal decisions in accordance with their own beliefs.
On the 61st anniversary of the Voting Rights Act, we remember how much this law removed barriers that had kept Black Americans from the ballot and drove a historic rise in Black representation.
After Louisiana v. Callais, we won't stop fighting.
What did the Supreme Court’s latest term actually change for people in Indiana?
We broke down the biggest rulings and what Hoosiers need to know in our new blog: https://t.co/XDDSEVCUD9
A federal court just blocked Attorney General Todd Rokita from enforcing his investigative demand against Exodus Refugee Immigration.
Read more: https://t.co/XET3drlrzy
Today marks 175 years since Indiana ratified its Constitution.
This November, Hoosiers will be asked whether to change its protection for bail. Before voting “yes” or “no,” know what this amendment would change and what is at stake.
Today, we celebrate pioneering writer, thinker, and activist James Baldwin, whose work reshaped conversations about race, identity, freedom, and equality in America.
Indiana’s new immigration law, the so-called “FAIRNESS Act,” does not erase your constitutional rights.
Read and share our full Indiana Know Your Rights guide: https://t.co/tT047Gd2tJ
This Saturday, August 1, ACLU-IN will be on the ground at the Hoosier Hospitality March sharing voter resources and standing in solidarity for our immigrant community, and we’re looking for volunteers to join us. Learn more: https://t.co/zI4C1RCtVy
We’re halfway through this year’s Banned Book Club, but there’s still time to join us for our final three books!
Register to join the club and receive the Zoom link for our virtual meetings: https://t.co/0kB9r0t8Mk
No voter should have to defend their political beliefs or be questioned under oath about how they voted. The Indiana Recount Commission made the right call by rejecting these subpoenas and protecting Hoosier voters from overt intimidation. https://t.co/QkqXd9v63i
We filed two lawsuits on behalf of Andranik Grigoryan over the medical neglect and unjustified force he experienced while detained by ICE at Miami Correctional Facility. Read more: https://t.co/hW4evCQFER
The Americans with Disabilities Act became law because disabled people organized, protested and demanded their civil rights.
Today, we honor the movement that won the ADA and continue the fight to remove barriers for accessibility.
Keep exposing ICE abuse.
ICE is tearing families apart, terrorizing communities and taking lives. We cannot let the violence become normal or disappear from public attention.
Keep talking about it. Keep documenting it. Keep demanding an end to it.
The Supreme Court's June 25 ruling has put hundreds of thousands of TPS holders at risk, even as Haiti and Syria remain under the State Department's highest travel warning: Level 4: Do Not Travel.
Check the USCIS and E-Verify websites for the latest updates.
Stevie Wonder is one of the most influential musicians of our time and a tireless advocate for disability rights, especially for children with disabilities.
This Disability Pride Month, we’re celebrating his art, advocacy and lasting impact.
Indiana chose to expand ICE detention inside a prison already marked by abuse and neglect. IndyStar's investigation details severe understaffing, missed medications, untreated medical needs, and allegations that the extent of the crisis was concealed.
https://t.co/GRaAsU7U64...
On July 19, 1848, the Seneca Falls Convention helped bring the fight for women’s equality into public view, including the demand for the right to vote.