Anchorage teen steps into the kitchen to join the fight for equality
Fifteen-year-old Gwen MacLean did what so many of us did when hunker down orders swept across Anchorage in March: she started to bake.
November 24, 2020Publication Listings
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Why is Lt. Gov. Meyer Alaska’s vote-suppressor-in-chief?
Freedom won’t protect itself: that’s why we at the ACLU of Alaska have a voter hotline, so every Alaskan can freely and fairly vote. If you have trouble voting or see problems this election, call us at 907-263-2010 or email us at voting@acluak.org.
November 3, 2020Rethinking Alaska’s Corrections Policy: Avoiding an Everyday Crisis
Our report on Alaska's prisons is the result of two years of reviewing the general conditions in the correctional system in Alaska, interviewing more than 150 prisoners, and visiting prisons around the state.
May 9, 2016ACLU of Alaska Prisoners' Rights Guide
The 2010 update to the ACLU of Alaska's Prisoners' Right Guide provides a summary of prisoners’ rights in Alaska and is a comprehensive resource for prisoners and their advocates who seek to challenge conditions of confinement or enforce constitutional rights.
May 6, 2016