News & Commentary

As we take stock of this year’s accomplishments, it’s also important to look at where the Legislature fell short, and to look forward to what we want for New Jersey in 2023.

The Federal Trade Commission should adopt binding rules to identify and prevent algorithmic discrimination.

Evidence makes it clear that current drug policies fail to keep communities safe. New Jersey must take bold steps now to end drug criminalization once and for all.

Here are some crucial facts about abortion rights to prepare you for conversations (say, at Thursday's dinner table.)

With accessible voting under attack, we’re bringing people with disabilities the information they need to vote.

In the latest installment of Pursuing Justice, ACLU-NJ Executive Director Amol Sinha wrote about some of the most valuable lessons learned during his tenure, the evolution of the organization, and the strategic framework that will guide us in the years ahead.

The ACLU of New Jersey remains committed to ensuring reproductive health care, including abortion, is accessible for all New Jerseyans regardless of race, gender identity, sexual orientation, immigration status, income, or insurance.

The police licensing law shows what we’re capable of when we unite to confront police power. It also reminds us how much further we need to go.

As the Legislature reconvenes, we as New Jerseyans must remind our lawmakers that every decision they make is urgent and impacts our lives, our families, and our futures.