Today, there are affiliates in every state. ACLU Delaware was formed in 1961 by a small group of concerned Delawareans. Since then, our Board of Directors has grown to include 36 people, some of whom are attorneys. In addition, approximately 40 Delaware attorneys cooperate with us as volunteers representing our clients. ACLU Delaware accepts cases concerning civil liberties only.
First priority is given to cases affecting a significant segment of our community.
The video, a teacher's guide and student workbooks are available for use in high school classrooms. A symposium, cosponsored with Widener University School of Law, on the civil liberties issues raised by new genetics technology. Conference on the issue of education for the homeless children. More programs are planned for 1999 and the year 2000. They watch for bills with a potential impact on civil liberties.