The ACLU of South Dakota opposes the repeal of presumptive probation. Repealing presumptive probation would not benefit Sioux Falls or help combat addiction in the state.

Basketball is the name of the game at Lakota Nation Invitational, but there’s more to LNI than just hoops.

Formerly incarcerated people are subject to punishments, exclusions and restrictions that impair their ability to live their lives unencumbered. Re-entry is a lifetime process, but it shouldn’t be.

This interactive, all-inclusive forum will provide an overview of LGBTQ+ rights, how to exercise them and what to do when your rights are violated on campus or in your communities.

With an eye toward South Dakota’s upcoming legislative session, Activist Academy attendees will learn about the legislative process and how they can best influence elected officials as well as how they can be year-round advocates of the issues they care most about.

Everyone has a story to tell. It’s time to take the mic and share yours!

Anti-gay bias played an undeniable role in Charles Rhines’ death sentence. This is irrevocably at odds with our Constitution and values.

U.S. District Judge Lawrence Piersol approved the settlement that says South Dakota won’t enforce current state laws that prohibit protected speech and are aimed at suppressing protests against the Keystone XL pipeline.

South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem and Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg today backed down from their unconstitutional attempts to silence protesters.