In the last year, the COVID-19 pandemic has exposed how deep the existing fissures in our society go, and it has exacerbated inequities that have long been with us. Against that backdrop, we entered a moment of reckoning with policing and racial justice, and we withstood an election that tested t
March 1, 2021
The Civil Liberties Reporter is the print newsletter of the ACLU-NJ. In this issue: A Letter from Executive Director Amol Sinha; Stories of Those Who Died of COVID-19 in Prison; Legalizing Marijuana and Centering Racial Justice; Q&A with NJ CAN 2020 Campaign Manager; Op-ed: A Lesson from Juneteenth;
June 1, 2020
We initially planned for this annual report — a wrap-up of 2019 in its entirety, from the vantage point of 2020 — to reach your mailboxes and inboxes in March.
March 31, 2020 Previously, the ACLU-NJ took a deep dive into New Jersey’s 2013 marijuana arrest numbers.
November 15, 2019 The Civil Liberties Reporter is the print newsletter of the ACLU-NJ. In this issue: West Milford School District to Take Corrective Action After Providing Teacher Training Based on Sexist Stereotypes; An ACLU-NJ Cameo on the National Debate Stage; Nominated Candidates for the ACLU-NJ Board of
October 1, 2019 The Civil Liberties Reporter is the print newsletter of the ACLU-NJ. In this issue: Gov.
June 1, 2019