ACLU Idaho

The ACLU of Idaho said it will sue the state to halt the implementation of a law banning gender-affirming care for transgender youth.

Carmen, Carlos, Maria, Juan, Gloria, these are just some of the eleven names of Idahoans that represent the 11 million undocumented people living in the U.S. today. That’s the premise of a traveling art exhibit from the ACLU of Idaho.

A new exhibit showcases the voices of migrants in Idaho by combining first person accounts with photographs illustrating their personal journeys to America.

What obstacles are Latina and Latino students and parents facing in Idaho schools? The ACLU is hosting listening sessions in Canyon County to find out.

After more than two years in court, the state of Idaho has settled a case with three men on its sex offender registry convicted of so-called “crimes against nature.”

After nearly two years, the state is moving towards settling a case over how it handles sex offenders convicted of sodomy crimes.

The ACLU of Idaho is concerned the banning of 22 books from Nampa’s schools in May is unconstitutional.

A federal judge says the state of Idaho has “no legitimate interest” in forcing two men to register as sex offenders for life due to the state’s “crime against nature” law and will bar officials from doing so.

A man challenging the constitutionality of Idaho’s “infamous crime against nature” law will no longer have to register as a sex offender in Montana.

After former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was found guilty of murdering George Floyd Tuesday, Idaho Matters checks in with two people engaged in racial justice work in Idaho. We talk about what this moment means, and why they say there's still a long way to go to attain justice in America.