New ad campaign will raise public awareness about the governor’s record on civil liberties from 2023-2024.

Resolution for victim of racial bullying and harassment is a victory for Vermont students and school equity advocates.

The U.S. Senate today held a vote on a deal that would eviscerate protections for people seeking asylum and do nothing to fix our immigration system.

State cannot withhold unemployment benefits from people who use medical cannabis off-duty.

Police escalated routine encounter with threats and violence, leading to forced drugging and hospitalization.

Survey of candidates’ positions on community safety posted on ACLU Vermont website ahead of Town Meeting Day election

As Vermont experiences second-highest rate of homelessness in the country, Housing First Vermont urges evidence-based solutions.

Vermont can and must strive to be a place where everyone is treated with dignity and respect, no matter their race, national origin, or cultural identity.

Governor Phil Scott announced yesterday that he would be sending “bold” policy proposals to legislators for consideration in the coming session