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In Memoriam: Karen Rose
The ACLU of New Hampshire is mourning the profound loss of friend and colleague, Karen Rose.
A Look at History: Civil Liberties Are on the Ballot
Elections in 1968, 2000, and 2016 prompted significant rollbacks of civil liberties. We can’t repeat history in 2022.
It's here! Our 2022 spring newsletter.
Read about how reproductive freedom is under siege in New Hampshire and across the country, our court fight challenging school curriculum censorship, and more.
In Memoriam: Claire Ebel
For more than 30 years, Claire Ebel fearlessly and passionately defended the civil liberties of every Granite Stater.
In Memoriam: Robert “Renny” Cushing
We join the people of New Hampshire in mourning the loss of Renny Cushing, a longtime state representative and friend who devoted his life to advancing civil liberties, reforming our criminal justice system, and ending the death penalty in New Hampshire.
Police are peddling fear to roll back bail reform
This week, a bipartisan group of New Hampshire Senators voted to needlessly incarcerate thousands of Granite Staters--and at a staggering financial cost.
It's here! Our 2021 fall newsletter.
How we're re-envisioning the criminal legal system, demanding fair representation in the redistricting process, the latest court cases to protect immigrants' rights, and more.
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