The Torch - Fall 2024
In this Issue
- Rethinking Public Safety - p.2
- Four Ways to Improve Public Safety Without Harming New Mexican Communities - p.6
- Disguising Punishment As Treament Won't Make Us Safe - p.10
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The Torch - Spring 2024
In this Issue
- Organizing Against Dangerous Laws in Texas - p.2
- Can Policing Be Fixed? - p.3
- Remembering Barron Jones - p.4
- How We're Fighting to Protect Your Privacy Rights - p. 8
The Torch - Winter 2023
In this Issue
- How to Achieve Community Safety Beyond Policing - p. 2
- We Need to Talk About Homelessness - p. 3
- Unpacking Our 2024 Legislative Session Agenda - p. 5
- Kesley Vial Didn't Know If He Would Leave Torrance - p. 6
The Torch - Fall 2023
In this Issue
- Inhumane Prison Conditions are Illegal and Hurting Us All - p. 4
- SCOTUS Ruling Serves to Protect Indiginous Culture - p. 5
- Celebrating ACLU-NM's Exceptional Leaders During Hispanic Heritage Month - p. 6
The Torch - Spring 2023
In this Issue
- New Mexico’s Historic Voting Rights Victory - Continued p.2
- The Attack on Albuquerque’s Unsheltered Community - p. 4
- ACLU-NM Keeps Advocating for Torrance Closure, Immigrants’ Rights in New Mexico - p. 6
The Torch Fall - Winter 2022
The most recent elections have made clear that New Mexicans are ready to move forward with a more progressive agenda rooted in justice, equity, and liberty. Still, our state is not immune to the deepening polarization and systemic discrimination occurring in the rest of the country.
January 13, 2023