Fellows have also helped research many of the handbooks in the ACLU rights series, and former fellows and directors are themselves authors or coauthors of many of the handbooks:
The Rights of Women (1973, 1983 and 1993)
— Susan Ross
The Rights of Prisoners (1973, 1983 and 1988)
— David Rudovsky
The Rights of the Poor
— Sylvia Law (1973, 1980) and Helen Hershkoff and Stephen Loffredo (1997)
The Rights of Young People (1977 and 1985)
— Martin Guggenheim and Alan Sussman
The Rights of Military Personnel (1977)
— Bart Stichman
The Rights of Ex-Offenders (1979)
— David Rudenstine
The Rights of Lawyers and Clients (1979)
— Stephen Gillers
Your Right to Privacy (1980 and 1990)
— Jack Novik
The Rights of Parents (1980)
— Martin Guggenheim and Alan Sussman
The Rights of Lesbians and Gay Men (1983 and 1992)
— Tom Stoddard and Lee Michaelson
The Rights of Employees and Union Members (1979, 1983 and 1993)
— Wayne Outten and Robert Rabin
The Rights of Crime Victims (1985)
— Howard Goldstein and James Stark
The Rights of Single People (1985)
— Mitch Bernard, Ellen Levine, Stefan Presser and Marianne Stecich
The Rights of Families (1997)
— Martin Guggenheim and Diane Curtis
The Rights of Women (1973, 1983 and 1993)
— Susan Ross
The Rights of Prisoners (1973, 1983 and 1988)
— David Rudovsky
The Rights of the Poor
— Sylvia Law (1973, 1980) and Helen Hershkoff and Stephen Loffredo (1997)
The Rights of Young People (1977 and 1985)
— Martin Guggenheim and Alan Sussman
The Rights of Military Personnel (1977)
— Bart Stichman
The Rights of Ex-Offenders (1979)
— David Rudenstine
The Rights of Lawyers and Clients (1979)
— Stephen Gillers
Your Right to Privacy (1980 and 1990)
— Jack Novik
The Rights of Parents (1980)
— Martin Guggenheim and Alan Sussman
The Rights of Lesbians and Gay Men (1983 and 1992)
— Tom Stoddard and Lee Michaelson
The Rights of Employees and Union Members (1979, 1983 and 1993)
— Wayne Outten and Robert Rabin
The Rights of Crime Victims (1985)
— Howard Goldstein and James Stark
The Rights of Single People (1985)
— Mitch Bernard, Ellen Levine, Stefan Presser and Marianne Stecich
The Rights of Families (1997)
— Martin Guggenheim and Diane Curtis
