The removal of recommended OSEU and Native American topics from the content standards deprives students of their right to receive information and ideas and racially discriminates or has the effect of racially discriminating against Native Americans in South Dakota.

Black people make up just 2 percent of the state’s population, but comprise 8 percent of the South Dakota prison population.

The Advocacy Academy is a series of comprehensive virtual trainings and community hours designed to teach people how to make a difference in their community on a state and local level.

Reproductive freedom advocates in South Dakota are organizing and rallying to keep abortion safe and legal in South Dakota.

The ACLU is committed to monitoring legislators as throughout the redistricting process to ensure fair and equal representation for everyone – particularly for the state’s Indigenous population.

Amiotte will lead and expand the ACLU’s legal program to provide strategic leadership on both litigation and non-litigation legal advocacy to advance civil liberties and civil rights in the three states.

ACLU is asking people to sign the Pride Pledge and commit to fighting for proactive and sustainable change in the state every day.

The film, staring two young female characters, features a road trip to get sexual and reproductive health care, a common experience for South Dakotans

It’s impossible to overstate the harms the MMIP epidemic has had -- and continues to have -- on the lives of Native people across South Dakota and across the country.