Apr 12, 2018
Vermont needs to end wealth-based incarceration
This commentary was originally published on VTDigger on April 11, 2018.
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Apr 6, 2018
Vermont must consider the school-to-prison pipeline before deploying more police to schools
In the wake of a school shooting, the gut reaction to better protect our children is natural. However, Vermonters should think carefully before increasing law enforcement presence in our schools. There is...
In the wake of a school shooting, the gut reaction to better protect our children is natural. However, Vermonters should think carefully before increasing law enforcement presence in our schools. There is...
Apr 3, 2018
2018 Legislative Update
As Vermont’s legislative session passes the halfway mark, the ACLU is tracking more than 100 bills with the potential to impact Vermonters’ constitutional rights. Below are details on some of the priority...
As Vermont’s legislative session passes the halfway mark, the ACLU is tracking more than 100 bills with the potential to impact Vermonters’ constitutional rights. Below are details on some of the priority...
Mar 19, 2018
Burlington must honor promises to tenants
This letter was originally published in the ...
This letter was originally published in the ...
Mar 13, 2018
Dear Vermont School Administrators, Educators, and Officials:
A student movement has arisen in response to the tragic school shooting in Parkland last month and other recent mass shootings that have resulted in numerous casualties among young people. Here, young...
A student movement has arisen in response to the tragic school shooting in Parkland last month and other recent mass shootings that have resulted in numerous casualties among young people. Here, young...
Feb 1, 2018
Roadside saliva testing violates civil liberties and offends common sense. Why is the Vermont legislature talking about it again?
Yesterday the Vermont House Committee on Transportation considered H. 237, a bill to implement roadside saliva testing for THC and lowering the permissible BAC limit from .08 to .05 for any person with “any...
Yesterday the Vermont House Committee on Transportation considered H. 237, a bill to implement roadside saliva testing for THC and lowering the permissible BAC limit from .08 to .05 for any person with “any...
