ACLU of Delaware

Voting is worth celebrating. So let’s make a party out of it! 🗳️🎉 Delawareans come together to celebrate civic participation, connect with neighbors, enjoy food and music, and show some love for the voting process. These free, public events are all about making voting a community affair.

Delaware, Election Day is November 3. Make your plan now. 🗳️ 🔎 💬 Know who’s on your ballot. Check out ACLU-DE’s candidate surveys on VoteDelaware to learn where candidates stand on issues that matter to civil liberties: votedelaware.org/2026-midterm...

¡Delaware, el día de las elecciones es el 3 de noviembre! 🔎 💬 Infórmate sobre quiénes aparecen en tu boleta - consulta las encuestas de candidatos de ACLU-DE en VoteDelaware para conocer sus posturas sobre temas importantes para las libertades civiles: votedelaware.org/2026-midterm...

Delaware, Election Day is November 3. Make your plan now. 🗳️ 🔎 💬 Know who’s on your ballot. Check out ACLU-DE’s candidate surveys on VoteDelaware to learn where candidates stand on issues that matter to civil liberties: votedelaware.org/2026-midterm...

The Kandler silent auction is LIVE! 🎉 Every bid means more than what you take home. It’s a bid for hope. A bid for change. A bid for a future where civil rights are protected, not constantly under attack.

💡 What happens when the conditions of probation make it harder to successfully rebuild your life? ⛓️ For people returning to their communities after incarceration, housing instability, transportation barriers, employment challenges, health care needs, and family responsibilities...

Our latest blog looks at how Delaware’s probation system intersects with social determinants of health, and how a more person-first approach could help people successfully rebuild their lives instead of creating more barriers to reentry.

💡 What happens when the conditions of probation make it harder to successfully rebuild your life? ⛓️ For people returning to their communities after incarceration, housing instability, transportation barriers, employment challenges, health care needs, and family responsibilities...

We have the right to read what we want, no matter what politicians or school officials say. 🗽 Our Campaign Communications Manager, Jac, knows first-hand how life changing a banned book can be. 📚 "Maia Kobabe's Gender Queer: A Memoir is an incredibly honest, deeply personal portrayal..."

"... in ways that were unexpected and healing. Of course the book discusses gender variance and queer sexuality, but its lessons are universal. This is a book about identity discovery, social belonging, and the never-ending journey of learning to love ourselves the way we deserve."

We have the right to read what we want, no matter what politicians or school officials say. 🗽 Our Campaign Communications Manager, Jac, knows first-hand how life changing a banned book can be. 📚 "Maia Kobabe's Gender Queer: A Memoir is an incredibly honest, deeply personal portrayal..."

Kandler is coming! And, of course, we can't forget our silent auction on October 15! Be sure to register ahead of time so you’re ready to bid on your favorite items next Thursday!

We're looking for a dynamic and experienced organizer to support and expand the capacity of our voting rights work! They'll build on the #EveryVoteCounts campaign, organizing engagements with the public across the state, communicating key voting rights and campaign developments, and more.

📣 Whether you are at work, in your vehicle, or at home, understanding your rights is one of the most powerful ways to protect yourself, your family, and your community. Navigating interactions with immigration agents can feel overwhelming, but always remember that you have rights.

Being prepared is your greatest power. Regardless of your immigration status, you have guaranteed rights under the Constitution. Share this post with your neighbors to make sure that everyone is prepared if confronted by ICE agents.

The Delaware Supreme Court upheld our state’s permanent absentee voting law, keeping an accessible pathway to the ballot open for eligible Delaware voters. ACLU-DE joined CLASI, the League of Women Voters of Delaware, and The Arc of Delaware in filing a joint amicus brief in the case.

Earlier today, we took this fight to the Delaware Supreme Court. 🗽 In what has become a nationally watched case, ACLU-DE v. Town of Fenwick Island, we’re arguing that voting is for the people, not corporations. 🗳️

If you've been wondering, "How can I stay involved?" start here! Join us for We The People on September 24 to connect with advocates from across Delaware and hear from the National ACLU about what's next for our movement. 🔗 www.aclu-de.org/event/we-the...

We're hosting a party in Kent County to celebrate voting participation in Delaware. Early voters will get a chance to connect with other voters, enjoy some food and music, and take pride in civic participation with your community. 🥳 📣 1/2

After months of organizing and advocating for immigrants' rights with our community, today we can finally celebrate the signing of 3 critical pieces of legislation: HB 94, HB 150, and HB 368! 📝 🎉 🔗 www.aclu-de.org/press-releas...

🚨 They said no. We took them to court. We won. ✊️ The Delaware Supreme Court ruled that Delaware State Police must make key public records available including information about current officers’ names, ranks, salaries, and individualized demographics. ⚖️ 🗽 1/2

For families who lost loved ones to police violence, accountability should not require years of protests, lawsuits, and unanswered questions. Delawareans deserve far more transparency & accountability. The next wave of police reform starts w/ knowing where candidates stand. Lives depend on it. 1/2

🚨 Police officers wearing body cameras is meant to increase public trust and transparency, but the cameras are only as helpful as the policies that govern their use. 📸 Without a clear public right to access body camera footage, these cameras risk becoming just another police surveillance device.