Activists, water protectors, social justice organizations and others will be gathering in Rapid City ahead of the U.S. District Court hearing on the “riot boosting” case on Wednesday, June 12, for a Protect the Protectors March and Rally.

You can't have a proper celebration without music. That's why the ACLU of South Dakota created a SoDak Pride playlist on Spotify.

The U.S. District Court in Rapid City will hear a case challenging three South Dakota laws, including the newly-enacted “Riot Boosting” Act, that threaten activists who encourage or organize protests with fines, civil liabilities, and/or criminal penalties of up to 25 years in prison.

The ACLU of South Dakota's online advocacy campaign will feature the stories of LGBTQ advocates in the state and encourage people to take action.

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

The ACLU of South Dakota’s Session Confessions event has been moved to 6 p.m. Thursday, April 18.

Session Confessions, is an evening of no-holds-barred conversation designed to give real answers to real questions about what really happened during legislative session in Pierre.

While criminal statistics are important to identify trends in criminal activity and aid in crime prevention and enforcement efforts, the ACLU of South Dakota says the stats also highlight the need for criminal justice reform in South Dakota – particularly when it comes to drug-related offenses.

Organization Argues Newly Enacted “Riot Boosting Act” Violates South Dakotans’ Free Speech and Due Process Rights