The constitutional rights of young people are frequently at risk. The ACLU of Connecticut has stepped in to protect free speech in schools, fight harsh disciplinary policies that feed the school-to-prison pipeline, oppose discriminatory curfews, advance juvenile justice reforms, and lobby against mandatory juvenile sentencing laws.
HB 6888, An Act Concerning Juvenile Justice
SB 1198, An Act Implementing the Recommendations of the School Indoor Air Quality Working Group
SJR 35, A Resolution Proposing a State Constitutional Amendment to Allow Individuals Who Have Attained the Age of Sixteen to Apply for Admission as Electors and Be So Admitted Upon Attaining the Age of Eighteen
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ACLU of Connecticut Strategic Plan 2025-2028
January 31, 2025
Civil Liberties Update: End of Year Newsletter 2024
December 6, 2024
ACLU of Connecticut Statement on Student Demonstrations on...
April 30, 2024
Wrapping up the 2023 legislative session
June 9, 2023
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Defend the right to learn and read
May 30, 2023
Young people deserve second chances
April 4, 2023