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"Secular discussion of religious material is possible and rewarding," prize-winning student Connor Harris wrote, "but it requires teachers to be sensitive to constitutional concerns [and] their students'...
"Secular discussion of religious material is possible and rewarding," prize-winning student Connor Harris wrote, "but it requires teachers to be sensitive to constitutional concerns [and] their students'...
Charlotte Dillon, a student at the Hotchkiss School in Lakeville, is winner of the $1,000 Ethel S. Sorokin prize in this year's ACLU/CFAR essay contest. Her prize was awarded by state Supreme Court Justice...
Charlotte Dillon, a student at the Hotchkiss School in Lakeville, is winner of the $1,000 Ethel S. Sorokin prize in this year's ACLU/CFAR essay contest. Her prize was awarded by state Supreme Court Justice...
The Center for First Amendment Rights, Inc. is proud to announce the 2008 essay contest winners:
First Place: Aaron Kiersh of Westport's Staples High School for...
The Center for First Amendment Rights, Inc. is proud to announce the 2008 essay contest winners:
First Place: Aaron Kiersh of Westport's Staples High School for...
The ACLU-CT is kicking off our Abolition Day Campaign to educate Connecticut residents about the realities of the death penalty beginning with an Abolition Day rally at the State Capitol in Hartford on...
The ACLU-CT is kicking off our Abolition Day Campaign to educate Connecticut residents about the realities of the death penalty beginning with an Abolition Day rally at the State Capitol in Hartford on...
On November 12, 2008, Judge Jonathan E. Silbert entered a court order allowing for same-sex marriage in Connecticut. Within minutes, Connecticut towns began issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples. ...
On November 12, 2008, Judge Jonathan E. Silbert entered a court order allowing for same-sex marriage in Connecticut. Within minutes, Connecticut towns began issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples. ...
