An Ohio medical school cut its Black History Month funding. ACLU is pushing back.
The ACLU of Ohio says NEOMED's decision to stop supporting Black History Month and certain student organizations could violate the First Amendment.
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A new executive order cuts access to gender-related health care. What does it mean for a major lawsuit on transgender minors?
The order directs health insurance programs run by the federal ... co-director of the ACLU’s LGBT & HIV Project, in a statement on Tuesday. Strangio defended gender-related health care for ...
RIPTA and UnitedHealthcare would pay $350,000 for data breach under proposed settlement
ACLU of R.I. lawyers filed a class-action lawsuit after a 2021 data breach affected 22,000 people, including RIPTA employees, ...
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ACLU urges judge to appoint receiver for Arizona prison health care
Inmates' attorneys allege that the Arizona Department of Corrections has consistently failed to meet court-ordered requirements for health care improvements in state prisons. The ACLU ...
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Inmates’ medical information on Alaska Department of Corrections training website violates federal law, civil rights advocates say
The ACLU of Alaska claims the availability of the information violates legal standards in the Health Insurance Portability ...