The Kansas Department of Corrections today released Christopher McIntyre, a 47-year-old man battling stage four cancer in multiple parts of his body, from the Lansing Correctional Facility into the care of his family in Wichita.

The ACLU of Kansas strongly opposes SB208 and urges the Kansas Senate to see this bill for what it is: a baseless attack on transgender youth that is both deeply harmful and unlawful.

Imposing a ban on transgender girls and young women participating in athletics consistent with their gender identity is discriminatory and unconstitutional.

In response to the violence at the U.S. Capitol building, delaying the certification of the Electoral College tally, ACLU leaders issued the following statements

The American Civil Liberties Union urges Congress to oppose the efforts led by President Trump to trample the will of the American electorate, particularly the will of Kansas voters.

The ACLU of Kansas has filed suit against the Kansas Secretary of State in federal court in pursuit of documents the court has twice ordered released to a Topeka-based voter advocacy organization.

The ACLU of Kansas will host a virtual press conference at 10 a.m. Thursday Dec. 17 on ZOOM to unveil a new, free, public-access database aimed at promoting greater government transparency and civic participation.

The United States Supreme Court Monday rejected an attempt to breathe new life into a draconian Kansas law requiring documentary proof of citizen for voter registration, finally closing the book on a law that has failed at federal and appellate court levels.

The ACLU of Kansas has launched a new blog aimed at elevating critical criminal justice reform issues including but not limited to expanded resources for public defenders.