Get All the Facts on Children’s Due Process Rights

Defend the Childhood Interrogation Protection and Juvenile Justice Reform Acts.

By Neydin Milián

Defend Children's Rights! The legal justice scales statue is on the left side with a blue and yellow gradient. A Black parent with their Black child are in the bottom right corner, also with a blue and yellow gradient. The child has their head down.

Time to Put an End to the Racist War on Marijuana

Marylanders and people across the nation have overwhelmingly voiced that there needs to be an end to the war on marijuana.

By Neydin Milián

Yellow background with a Black or Brown person's hand holding a green marijuana leaf.

Children Won’t Just Get Candy While Trick Or Treatin’, They’ll Get New Legal Protections This Month Too

It’s that time again. Spooky season. But there are new laws taking effect this month that are definitely NOT spooky. And, they’re great news for children in Maryland too!

By Neydin Milián

Children won't just get candy while trick or treatin'... Dark yellow background with a neon jack-o-lantern and multi-color arrows.

In Maryland, we’re defending the humanity of immigrants

OpEd originally published in The Washington Post

By Nick Taichi Steiner

Assistant Warden Major Mike Cronise stands in the Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility at the Frederick County Detention Center on June 28 in Frederick. (Ricky Carioti/The Washington Post)

2021 Freedom Ride: What Can the Past Teach Us?

Civil rights leaders, religious officials, activists, and elected officials take a “Freedom Ride” from Annapolis to Ocean City.

By Neydin Milián

Maryland's Freedom Summer bus beside a sign celebrating the icon Harriet Tubman.

Opinion: End Md.’s Partnership With ICE Once and For All

By Dana Vickers Shelley, Executive Director, ACLU of Maryland; and Gustavo Torres, Executive Director, CASA

By Dana Vickers Shelley

Maryland Matters ICE photo

“I want to see what real freedom looks like.”

Women’s History Month

Women's History Month image has a collage of photos of Tawanda Jones and Ashley Overbey Wood.

The Promise of Parole Should Be Honored

A Mother Has Waited Half a Century to See Her Son Be Paroled

By Neydin Milián

Kenneth Tucker receives diploma from Essex Community College. He is pictured with family members.

Opinion: Interrogation of Children Should Be Part of Police Reform Discussion

Typically, a child can let you know what kind of pizza to order for dinner and what flavor of soda to go with it. But if that child is put in a cold dark room with three law enforcement officers to be questioned about a robbery or murder that they have no knowledge of, there must be an adult in the room to protect the child’s best interest before they answer questions in a way that could change their life forever.

By Justin Nalley

Image shows justice scales and statue and a teddy bear laying on its side.