Wyoming can cut incarceration in half and save millions of dollars by pursuing reforms to different areas of the criminal legal system, according to the ACLU of Wyoming’s newly released Blueprint for Smart Justice report.

Activists will to encourage five of the state’s elected officials to say no to any prison company that wants to build an immigration prison in Wyoming.

The death penalty’s history of deep injustices, skyrocketing costs and entrenched discrimination defies party lines in the Equality State.

The Wyoming Rapid Response Network and the ACLU of Wyoming will be training new “confirmer” volunteers on June 29 in Cheyenne.

The ACLU of Wyoming has launched an online advocacy campaign to honor the lives and legacies of LGBTQ Wyomingites who are devoting their time to make this state a better place for their peers.

Regardless of your immigration status, you have guaranteed rights under the Constitution.

Letters and emails sent directly to our public officials can be a very useful advocacy tactic and can be extremely effective in making change in our state.

The Wyoming Campaign to End the Death Penalty in 2020 is supported by the ACLU of Wyoming, the Catholic Diocese of Cheyenne, the League of Women Voters of Wyoming, Holy Apostles Orthodox Christian Church of Cheyenne, and the Wyoming NAACP.

Sabrina King has been promoted to director of campaigns for the ACLU of Wyoming, North Dakota and South Dakota.