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FAQ: What is the "divisive concepts" language in the NH budget?
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State Lawmakers Are Trying to Ban Talk About Race in Schools
A nationwide attempt to censor discussions of race in the classroom is underway. These bills don’t just set back progress in addressing systemic issues, they also rob young people of an inclusive education and blatantly suppress speech about race.
It's Here! Our 2021 spring newsletter.
Read below for more information on what's happening in this year's legislative session, what we're doing to advance police reform, the incredible work of our 2020 Bill of Rights Award honorees, and about the new staff members who have joined the ACLU-NH team.
In Memoriam: Carl Gabel
We are mourning the recent passing of beloved friend and longtime ACLU-NH volunteer, Carl Gabel. An Army Veteran and fierce attorney for civil rights, Carl spearheaded a number of cases and worked tirelessly to fight for voting rights, racial justice, and housing access. We are forever grateful for his kindness, dedication, and infectious enthusiasm to make the world a better place for all. Carl’s devotion to doing good ensures that his legacy and the work he loved to do will carry on here in the Granite State and across the country.
Incarcerated People Should Get Priority Access to the COVID-19 Vaccine. It’s the Smart and Humane Thing to Do.
If officials fail to prioritize incarcerated individuals for the vaccine, we will take them to court.
NH Students: Two-Thirds Attend School Without Protections for Trans Students
Update 2/2/21: The Manchester School District adopted a comprehensive trans student policy on January 25, 2021.
FAQ: Why we're suing to make the Laurie List public
The Laurie List is a secret list of New Hampshire police officers who have engaged in sustained misconduct that reflects negatively on their credibility or trustworthiness.What kind of misconduct lands an offic
In Memoriam
We are mourning the recent passing of our longtime friend, Harold Janeway. A former state senator who dedicated himself to conservation and nonprofit leadership, Harold was a fervent civil rights supporter. His kindness, compassion and generosity has made a lasting impact on New Hampshire. Our deepest condolences to his wife Betsy, his children, and grandchildren.
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