Children Need Access to Incarcerated Parents: A Personal Story from One Kentucky Teen

Kentucky is suffering a crisis of mass incarceration and family separation. Family visitation must resume now that we have the knowledge to safely navigate the pandemic. Read this personal story from one Kentucky teen.

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6 Weeks of Defending Access

The 2022 legislative session starts in just 6 weeks – the time at which many Kentucky politicians want to ban abortion care and before many people know they're pregnant. Join us for 6 weeks of actions to help us fend off these unconstitutional and dangerous attacks on abortion care.

By Heather Ayer

Keep Abortion Legal SCOTUS

Giving Together for a Stronger Kentucky

We're celebrating Giving Tuesday 2021 by supporting partners throughout the state.

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Safe and Healthy Schools Lead With Support, Not Police

Louisville's police chief has called for Jefferson County Public Schools to have its own police department. That's the last thing JCPS or any school district needs. Kentucky students – no matter where they live – need support, not more law enforcement.

By ACLU National Staff

A sign made out of confetti that reads "Police Free Schools" on a gate during a Black Lives Matter protest.

What to Know About the Kentucky Abortion Case Before the Supreme Court

Politicians are using every trick in the book in their attempts to force people to stay pregnant against their will — and they’re trying to recruit the Supreme Court to help them.

By ACLU National Staff

Women protesting abortion bans.

Supreme Court Heard Kentucky Attorney General’s Last-Minute Attempt to Revive State Abortion Ban

We were at the Supreme Court on 10/12 defending access to abortion care. AG Cameron is attempting to revive our case against a KY abortion ban – a case we have already won twice – now that he knows the courts are growing more hostile to reproductive freedom.

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Alexa Kolbi Molinas at SCOTUS

Unmasking the Real Risk When Schools Fail to Require Masking 

Federal law requires schools to make reasonable accommodations so students with disabilities can safely access an equal public education. KY lawmakers abandoned their responsibilities by ending statewide school mask requirements. Thankfully, most districts chose to require masks and follow the law.

By Corey Shapiro

Girl in Mask at School Orange and Red Engraving

Students Need Support, Not More Police

We've written to Louisville Metro Council and Mayor Fischer rejecting any proposals to increase policing, incarceration, or surveillance of our students. Students need support, not more police.

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School Classroom

Letter to Schools Demanding Appropriate Protections for Students with Disabilities

Kentucky lawmakers ended statewide school masking requirements. We joined the Children's Law Center and wrote to KY school boards and superintendents reminding them of their obligations to ensure students with disabilities can safely access an equal public education.

By Corey Shapiro

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